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 1     I| offended thee? Mashallah! what business is it of thine if I choose
 2    II|        and pipe-stems, but his business was not particularly lucrative.
 3    II|       persons concerned in the business on hand.~ ~On the occasion
 4    IV|        as he was concerned the business was settled already. He
 5    IV|      plume. Naturally he whose business it was to mend other men'
 6    IV|      way out of it. Before the business comes to light, we will
 7     V|    only a dog of a ciaus. What business have you, I should like
 8     V| battlefield? and that it is no business of ours to dance attendance
 9     V|        so long and made such a business of it, that it seemed as
10    XI|       that it was a very risky business to present so many demands
11   XII|      we may settle[Pg 255] the business out of hand, and free one