Chapter, Paragraph

 1  12, 39|       treat a wound which you care~for without loving it. Severe
 2  12, 40|     decay; and~we should take care of it as of a wound or a
 3  13, 43|       be busy and buried with care.~ My mind all unvexed shall
 4  13, 48|   played by me." Fools do not care for the duty~to be performed
 5  13, 49|      children and with loving care helps them to~see the light.~ "
 6  13, 53|       existence, but I do not care for that kind~of continuation.
 7  13, 53|   kind~of continuation. All I care for is the continuation
 8  14, 67|    fishes with a~bland voice: care you not anxious for your
 9  15, 77|      the~Tathagata concluded: care you going to stake that
10  16, 83| watched over thee with loving care and~tended thee in thy sickness?
11  16, 93|    going with much additional care. It is only when the~Tathagata,