Part, Chapter

 1   0, 33|     that, at a time when such care had perforce to be taken
 2   1, 6 |      case, and yet we take no care of ourselves. Obviously
 3   2, 9 |      our superiors see to the care of our bodies; that must
 4   2, 14|        and the Lord will take care of His own. If, when we
 5   3, 6 |       he is taking such great care about his actions that he
 6   3, 10|       exert the very greatest care to keep themselves from
 7   3, 13|     busy with duties, and let care be taken that she is not
 8   2    |  Should be studied with great care.~
 9   3, 7 | attain it! A person who takes care not to offend the Lord and
10   4, 8 |     we must walk with special care and attention, and watch
11   1, 5 |       the soul has learned to care little about this, it cares
12   5, 11|   keep them with the greatest care. These meetings181 with
13   8, 3 |    went and to be taking such care to do nothing which would
14   9, 7 |        If we do that we shall care nothing for all we have
15  10, 6 |      ours you take very great care never to lie about anything
16   1, 4 |          Let us take especial care, sisters, to pray to Him
17   3, 2 |    namely, that she must take care of His business and He will
18   3, 2 |     business and He will take care of hers.237 And thus, happen
19   3, 6 |      few there are who really care about His honour and are
20   3, 8 |    been observed with special care: just as the flames of a
21   3, 9 |  realization of God's special care for us in His communing
22   3, 9 |       begins to exercise this care over us if we do not neglect
23   4, 6 |     and how little one should care about honours, and how far