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 1     I|      Church. He hath bells for business and for trumps, he hath
 2     I|   doubt when he shall hear the business and trumps of a mighty king
 3    II|     nature, creature, fortune, business and care, avaunting and
 4   III|    withdrawn from all temporal business, and only to have their
 5   III|        office so great secular business that it began to displease
 6   III|     him, because by this great business he withdrew him over far
 7    IV|     suffered of all the world, business for the churches, and burning
 8     V|       and did gladly the other business of a nurse. Which devout
 9     V|       die for cold, and if thy business that thou hast about them
10     V| governed you without charge or business. And the birds turned their
11    VI|   heaven; that one is of great business, and this is of great rest;
12    VI|     good pace. He was of great business in prayers, for there was
13    VI|        and on day, for certain business that he had, he forgat it
14   VII|      notwithstanding his great business, was daily in the service
15   VII|     dwell secretly, out of the business of the world, for to serve
16   VII|         for cause of.~fait, n. business.~faitour n., malefactor.~
17   VII|  mystery, Fr. metierr, work or business.~notorily, adv., openly.~