Chapter

 1 4 |        and let me go where my business calls me." ~"Monsieur,"
 2 6 |     well, we will make it our business." ~"When will your Majesty
 3 7 |     day, whether for dueling, business, or pleasure, caused them
 4 8 |     crown in the haberdashery business, but more particularly in
 5 11|       she, "it is here I have business; a thousand thanks for your
 6 13|       fault, I swear." ~"What business had you, then, to go into
 7 13|     of her. Yours is a pretty business." ~"But," said the agitated
 8 14|        Scarcely ever; she had business to transact with linen drapers,
 9 15|      said, to Rouen on family business. ~M. de Treville was the
10 15|       the judges; it is their business to judge, and they shall
11 16|  orders of his Majesty in the business cabinet. ~The king went
12 16|       valiant gentleman whose business is war, and not me, who
13 17|       to! You jest! I have no business in London." ~"But others
14 17|   soon as I have concluded my business with that friend, as it
15 19|     know the importance of my business." ~"Speak, then, I am all
16 23|     in Paris by indispensable business." ~"Ah, young man, young
17 25|       ourselves about our own business, as this horse belonged
18 25|     of whom he had before had business, and who both knew him again;
19 25|     was over; we had done the business of both, admiring the foresight
20 26|      then said, 'What is your business with me, monsieur? I do
21 27|     well. Let me conduct your business and my own. You shall soon
22 27|    shall soon re-establish my business." ~"And don't forget," said
23 30|      does not he go about his business?" ~"Stupid fellow yourself!"
24 31| account of the urgency of the business that had called him away,
25 32|      having many relatives in business, I was almost sure of obtaining
26 34|    fellows have managed their business. What do you think, d'Artagnan?"
27 38|     you strumpet? What's your business here, you hussy?" ~D'Artagnan
28 38|       stop! I can manage your business for you. Planchet, go and
29 40|      all very simple: you had business in England." ~"Monseigneur,"
30 47|      Athos, "that's Grimaud's business." ~"Well, then," cried d'
31 47|      then, if you really have business here, to wait till we have
32 61|    six years. She made it her business, therefore, to amuse the