Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |     religious directions, taking care to make the directions in
 2    1, 3 |      Then there is no thought or care for loss or gain,~No regard
 3    1, 3 |       thou neglectest regard and care for it,~Thou wilt quench
 4    1, 9 |         ambitious;~Reason has no care for these matters,~In its
 5    1, 13|     heresies lurk in you;~Have a care lest one day they prevail
 6    2, 3 | Zu-1-Ntin became distraught with care for it,~Egypt (Milk) as
 7    3, 1 |         enough to abstain.~God's care for His children.~O son,
 8    3, 14|          Whensoever distress and care assail it.~Know troubles
 9    3, 18|          grow not without tender care, ~How should they not grow
10    4, 1 |     daughter, saying she did not care for wealth, but only regarded
11    4, 2 |          state and cast away all care for worldly things, and,
12    4, 2 |      Solomon's signet; take good care~That it falls not a prey
13    5, 3 |        no hunter would in future care to molest him. The poet
14    5, 7 |        were set on hope,~Without care for consequences I set him
15    6, 6 |     unaided efforts, he cast his care upon God, and implored the