traffic

• The chief showed the same curiosity evinced by his tribe generally, to obtain information concerning the United States, of which they knew little but what they derived through their cousins, the Upper Nez Perces; as their traffic is almost exclusively with the British traders of the Hudson's Bay Company. —  The Adventures of Captain Bonneville
• For it turns out that many of those word-laden galleons that visit American shores also return home with their hulls stuffed with American exports: the traffic is two-way. —  VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol IX No 1
• They will hang a man who shelters or trades with a corsair as quickly as they'll hang the corsair himself! —  The Bloody Crown of Conan
• H-e" 'm-i-g-h't" -h-a'v-e" -c-o'm-e" -a-c'r-o's's" 's-o'm-e't-h-i-n-g" 't-h-e" 'v-a'l-u-e" -o-f" -w-h-i-c-h" -h-e" -n-e'v-e'r" -k-n-e-w-. —  Masterpieces in Miniature
• The headquarters of their traffic was at Augusta. —  The White Slave or Memoirs of a Fugitive

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