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 1 1|          of science and the men of business, between the professional
 2 1|   co-operation between science and business, for new Societies were
 3 1|         himself.~The wheelwright's business consisted in making and
 4 1| Acquaintance among the Gentry. The business is at present in few hands."
 5 2|         James, seeing the drift of business, wisely moved to Greenock
 6 2|         the elder prospered in his business, grew bolder in his mercantile
 7 2|           ingenious and profitable Business," and was by no means overstocked
 8 3|          No person might set up in business on his own unless he was
 9 3|       craftsman was ready to start business on his own. The Masters
10 3|          become a Master and start business on his own. His only proper
11 3|            he found it a " city of business," and the only town in Scotland
12 3|           hands."~Meanwhile Watt's business was growing. The University,
13 3|           develop this side of the business he went into partnership,
14 5|     licensed and must only do such business as the authorities considered
15 5|         Stock Exchange did a brisk business, small private banks sprang
16 5|           take any of the risks of business. The only type of company
17 5|         all worries of finance and business management had been lifted
18 5|         all I can to carry on this business, and if it does not thrive
19 5|        first he kept his odd mixed business going at his Glasgow shop,
20 5| uncertainty, refuse every piece of business that offers." He was constantly
21 6|         may be called a genius for business, an extraordinary capacity
22 6|     Boulton a limited share in the business, which would have put him
23 6|       rightly mistrusted Roebuck's business ability, and, realising
24 6|       suggesting the strong man of business who knows his own mind and
25 6|          proper way of running the business, he painted a picture which
26 6|            This brilliant piece of business diplomacy had its effect.
27 6|           and understanding man of business, who perceived his wants
28 6|           fortune and a prosperous business from his father, who died
29 6|         not only on account of his business ability and his great resources
30 6|          wrote to his father: "The business I am here about has turned
31 7|       SEVEN~Creation of the Engine Business at Soho~Behold yon mansion
32 7|   son-in-law's share in the engine business. Apparently no formal deed
33 7|            all the capital for the business of manufacture, and on this
34 7|      market. So there was not much business to be done in factories.
35 7|   steam-engines had been a regular business there for a long time, and
36 7|           We are systematising the business of engine-making," wrote
37 7|        country." But it was a slow business, and rich in disappointments.
38 7|     footing of a partner until the business had passed to their sons.~
39 7|            bring to industry.~When business actually began, the form
40 7|         inclined to sell the whole business for what it would fetch
41 7|      himself in debt. The hardware business, which was run as a separate
42 8|          gone to Ireland on patent business: " If you come home by way
43 8|        anything that can be called business. Our accounts lie miserably
44 8|          anything of the nature of business worries or responsibilities
45 8|           for the direction of the business on Watt's shoulders. Expansion
46 8|         but an unusual quantity of business, which by Mr. Boulton's
47 8|             neither daring to face business, nor capable of it; my head
48 8|      sorrow: if he had substituted business for knowledge, it would
49 8|            of his life. The engine business was doing well, Watt for
50 8|            regular salary when the business was not making a penny,
51 8|            all active share in the business. Their two sons were being
52 8|            an admission that their business was built on a fraud, that
53 8|           as he could make it, the business was prosperous, his engines
54 9|               WHEN he retired from business, Watt followed the fashion
55 9|            cares that vex a man of business, because it set him free
56 9|           an orderly record of his business correspondence a very burdensome
57 9|        hawked the machine round to business men, bankers and Members
58 9|          after his withdrawal from business, an ingenious device for
59 9|        interrupt the career of our business to bestow my attention on
60 9|      smoothly, he was too tired of business and all its worries to launch