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 1    I, 3 |           exist; since each takes care of nothing beyond that which
 2    I, 3 |          shall be one to whom the care of the whole is referred,
 3    I, 17|  favourite bides,~And to Egeria's care confides,~To live in woods
 4    I, 17|           so diligent and anxious care? Why this secret abode?
 5   II, 1 |        they imagine that we are a care to no God, or that we are
 6  III, 23|          no society among men, no care or system in the building
 7  III, 27|         is pleasant, and I do not care for it." Who would not laugh
 8    V, 11|         give orders that diligent care shall be given to the tortured,
 9    V, 11|        have bestowed such anxious care on any whom they loved.
10    V, 12|         following us up with such care and anxiety, they allow
11    V, 22|         way have reference to the care of the mind; and because
12   VI, 4 |          the whole occupation and care of their life to the holding
13   VI, 9 |        let our entire acting, and care, and attention, be laid
14   VI, 12|           his beloved ones to the care of God, and that they will
15   VI, 12| protection. Also to undertake the care and support of the sick,
16   VI, 18|         must also diligently take care, lest by any fault of his
17  VII, 3 |           living creatures as His care, and especially man. to