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 1 Praise|        be called sophists. Their business was to celebrate the praises
 2 Praise|       all the public and private business of mankind is governed;
 3 Praise|          such as are born to the business of the world have some little
 4 Praise|        what is that in the whole business of a man’s life he can do
 5 Praise|        from meddling with public business; unless perhaps he should
 6 Praise|        to the true management of business? What would become of them,
 7 Praise| undertaking and venturing on the business of the world, gathers, if
 8 Praise|       miseries is not my present business. Yet he that shall diligently
 9 Praise|           yet there’s scarce any business, either so great or so small,
10 Praise|          chance to spoil a man’s business; and therefore one has as
11 Praise|       forenoon hours to dispatch business and receive prayers, yet
12 Praise|        himself about other men’s business and neglects his own. Another
13 Praise|          James’s where he has no business. In short, if a man like
14 Praise|        and not trouble them with business. They believe they have
15 Praise|        from all touch of worldly business; what their crosier, but
16 Praise|        they make this their only business. Here you’ll see decrepit
17 Praise|       the wool.~But it is not my business to sift too narrowly the