Part,  Chapter

 1     I,    VIII|         what with his neglect of business matters, what with his liberality
 2     I,    VIII|         confessor, for it is his business to be in close connection
 3     I,      XI|        and, therefore, I have no business to inquire into it."~ ~"
 4     I,      XI|         allowing me time for any business transactions, but taking
 5     I,      XI|      money in hand I attended to business. Siegfried, indefatigable
 6     I,      XI|         practical versatility in business matters, and with his good
 7     I,     XII|          your money, so it is no business of yours to inquire or care
 8     I,     XII|     nothing to do with the whole business. Only, if some decent elector
 9    II,      IV|       diligently engaged in some business.~ ~"My friend had some acquaintances
10    II,      IV|      want from me? What is their business with me?"~ ~"Oh, nothing!"
11    II,      IV|       not come; it is I who have business to speak of with you, and
12    II,     VII|     midnight. So I despatched my business with the sheriff, gave orders
13    II,     VII|       early; the bottle-breaking business comes after the drinking,
14    II,     VII|           No. I have finished my business with Siegfried, and told
15    II,      IX|         to occur to him that the business of smoking would be best
16    II,      XI|       mingled with them, bent on business.~ ~During our journey I
17    II,      XI|    critically.~ ~"That is my own business, I presume," said I, calmly.~ ~"
18    II,     XIV|       respectable surgeon has no business to risk his hide or exhibit
19    II,      XV|              I was furious. What business had this woman, who, in
20    II,      XV|       money consideration - what business, said I, had she to speak
21    II,     XVI| compelled to leave her on urgent business. She did not ask me what
22    II,     XVI|          She did not ask me what business I had, nor where it would