Chapter

 1 VI  |      eyrie if you do not take care."~ ~Then Mme de Langeais
 2 VI  | reputation is~safe, what do I care if my rivals deny my merits?
 3 VII |    nor your lover, you do not care for me! And I, poor fool~
 4 VII |       the throne, little do I care. Where am I now?"~ ~"In
 5 VII |       curt, `I have ceased to~care for you.'--Then, rank and
 6 VIII|        so she devotes all her~care, finery, and vanity to her
 7 IX  |      protected her dress. His care touched her; it~was a revelation
 8 IX  |       enough, and he does not care a rap for~anyone but himself;
 9 IX  |      your husband as~you take care of your beauty; for beauty,
10 X   |    that I have to say. If you care for~Montriveau, you are