Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|       had gone to Richmond on business, with a young boy of fifteen
 2 1,2|       these things. It is our business to make a right use of them.
 3 1,3|    sportsman, he would make a business of what till then had only
 4 1,0|    their branches: this was a business of some days. Directly the
 5 2,8|     in the sewing part of the business. Indeed, everybody knows
 6 2,1| northern zones, and the great business was the making of warm and
 7 2,3|     who had not forgotten his business as reporter to the New York
 8 2,6|        which will soon do our business for us." ~There was no reason
 9 3,4|   equal. To the most pressing business first." ~Ayrton and Pencroft
10 3,6| Chapter 6 ~However, the chief business of the colonists was to