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 1 II  |          take exercise she made a business of walking, beginning as
 2 VI  |          for a walk to talk about business matters. Night was coming
 3 IX  |      replied; “it is none of your business,” in a hard clear tone that
 4 IX  |        days later, as he had some business that called him away.~One
 5 XI  |           for five months.~Then a business man came to settle the details
 6 XI  |     Good-by.~“Paul.”~A package of business papers accompanying the
 7 XI  |     society. There is nothing but business these days to help you out
 8 XI  |         certain irregularities in business methods. Jeanne had a nervous
 9 XI  |            saw some lawyers, some business men, some solicitors and
10 XI  |        details in the office of a business man, he fell over on the
11 XII |     Jeanne to give her up all the business papers that Jeanne, in her
12 XIII|        she were on some important business, knocking up against people
13 XIII| disturbing her, and explained his business, which was to collect a