Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 1      |         date a lofty tree by his care.~ ~ Cloud and wind, moon
 2       1, Story3 |      shout, saying: 'O men, take care not to put on the garments~
 3       1, Story13| delightful than this,~ Because I care neither for good nor for
 4       1, Story13|       carest not, we also do not care.'~ ~ The king, being pleased
 5       1, Story16|        and~I am caught, who will care to release me or investigate
 6       1, Story40|           Think not that he will care for a mad elephant.~ When
 7       2, Story10|         that state~ He would not care for the two worlds.'~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 8       2, Story28|         pours gold into thy lap~ Care not a moment for thanking
 9       7, Story6 |       entrusted a tutor with the care of his son, saying:~'This
10       7, Story20|          ease.~ ~ ~ Freedom from care and destitution are not
11       7, Story20|          in arguing.~ ~ ~ Have a care; do not throw away the shield
12       7, Story20|       their own~power, would not care for the misery of dervishes,
13       8, Admon5 |         foe may hear thee.~ Take care of what thou sayest in front
14       8, 9      | appearance of fatness.~ ~ ~ Take care not to listen to the voice
15       8, 15     |   commands of God~ Will also not care for what he may be indebted