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 1 4|           Joseph Godard took little care of his person; his clothes~
 2 4|            them with such elaborate care that he~always obtained
 3 4|            colonel, left him to the~care of his grandmother, who
 4 5|            seeming angry]. "I don't care, as long as it is only~in
 5 5|           me if~he likes, I sha'n't care. In Paris there are a thousand
 6 6|            t we,~du Bruel? Why do I care who gets the place? simply
 7 6|           ridiculous you look. Take care, my man,~you'll make the
 8 6| Bidault-Gigonnet. "I'm not~bound to care for my neighbors' misfortunes.
 9 7|     offering me a thing I no longer care for. All is over. Ah!~when
10 8|                 Bixiou. "Not that I care, for it isn't I who pay." [
11 8|         public services. However, I care less for~those things just
12 8|             the only thing I really care for. I want you fully to~
13 8|      fortune he had confided to her care. She was sobbing at his~
14 8|         leaving the room]. "I don't care; I am offered a place as~