Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1    |     But it is a very tricky business to convey such a Latin style
 2       1, IX   |     of our elders is called business; the idling of boys, though
 3       3, VII  | some holiday when afternoon business was forbidden, one were
 4       4, III  |     to the reader’s present business. “It is not to be wondered
 5       4, III  |    which would fit both the business and the action of the inquirer.”~
 6       4, III  |    who scoffed at the whole business of divination - could persuade
 7       6, III  |   the clamor of other men’s business. Perhaps he was fearful
 8       6, XIV  |    up to the court on grave business matters and he was the most
 9       7, VI   | from the slavery of worldly business.252 With increasing anxiety
10       7, VI   |  church as frequently as my business, under the burden of which
11       7, VII  |  finished his story and the business he came for, he went his
12       7, XII  |    more appropriate for the business of weeping. I went far enough
13       9, XXXV |   to thy ears, such a great business as this is broken off by
14      12, XXIII|     in this world. For what business of his is it to judge those