Book, Chapter

1     5, 3-4  |     mayest burn up those dead cares of theirs, and re-create
2     6, 6-9  |      myself, though worn with cares and fears; but out of wrong
3     6, 6-10 |   mirth, I disembowelled with cares: but he, by fair wishes,
4     7, 5-7  | overcharged with most gnawing cares, lest I should die ere I
5     8, 1-2  |     and wasted with withering cares, because in other matters
6     9, 1-1  |     soul free from the biting cares of canvassing and getting,
7    13, 7-8  |    downwards with the love of cares, and the holiness of Thine
8    13, 17-20|     an innumerable variety of cares. Who, Lord, but Thou, saidst,