Chapter

 1 III|      on~{p. 73}~some parochial business. He answered at once, "In
 2 VI |       was very skillful in his business, and had many friends: therefore
 3 VII|    attract to herself the best business talent of the country. At
 4 VII|     much longer inheritance of business experience than his rival
 5 VII|    service to a stranger. If a business man, he can find whatever
 6 VII|       for any vacancy; and the business men are said to be very
 7 VII|      some branches of~{p. 148}~business it may be from twelve to
 8 VII|       exacted in the dry goods business; and the detchi in a dry
 9 VII|    same mats where they sit in business hours. The trained salesmen
10 VII|       of his ancestors, and to business requirements in general.
11 VII|   merchant is reëstablished in business by his former clerk. Sometimes,
12 VII| customers at once. The rush of business was big; and the rapidity
13 VII|       the foreign way of doing business, may get fifty or sixty
14 VII|       Perhaps one third of the business work of the country is done