Chapter

 1     I|        farmer besides, and his business is no sinecure.~ ~While
 2     I|    from time to time, but what business was it of his? It is true
 3     I|        An unavoidable piece of business. A gentleman who lives abroad
 4    II|       two classes, those whose business makes them beggars and those
 5    II|       opportunities to an able business man for learning all about
 6   III| indoors, for he had particular business with them. This particular
 7   III|     with them. This particular business consisted of a drink of
 8   III|     and it is the chief[Pg 74] business of the gulyás to prevent
 9    VI|   everybody went about his own business. Mr. Boltay, with his sleeves
10    VI|       an artisan's face has no business to have any expression whatever;
11    VI|     the transaction of all his business."~ ~"Then take this letter,"
12    VI|          he said.~ ~"How! What business is it of yours?"~ ~"Mr.
13    VI|     what state he had left the business, and the other to Fanny,
14   VII|         and said to his man of business, "Pray sit down, sir, and
15   VII|    honour so grossly?"~ ~"What business is it of yours?"~ ~"Oh,
16   VII|        it of yours?"~ ~"Oh, no business of mine, of course, not
17  VIII|        Well, sir, that is your business, not mine. I am a table-maker;
18  VIII|        to be despised - a safe business, and, perchance, you have
19  VIII|      hand over the whole of my business to you?"~ ~"Ah, sir, you
20  VIII|         or, if it be a serious business, you only want to make fun
21    IX|       by preaching at us? What business is it of yours what we do?
22    IX|       look after the lucrative business herself unaided? Perhaps
23     X|      thing. But to turn to the business in hand, your ladyship -
24  XIII|        drop, that some serious business, a duel perhaps, had detained
25    XV|    renown, carrying on his old business of amalgamating the various
26    XV|  reported accordingly.~ ~"What business is it of mine what the Kárpáthys
27    XV|       matters? It is a serious business, I assure you. I am very
28  XVII|        with so-called official business, and who would think of
29 XVIII|        same title.~ ~His first business was to get together a sufficient
30   XXI|    year to year.~ ~"And now my business with the world is over.