Chapter

 1 I  |        s affairs, and had~taken care to appear in the bankruptcy
 2 II |      found his daughter a great care now that the Abbe was gone.
 3 III|      that she feels,~The hidden care.~ ~And when her fingers,
 4 III|      not believe that Eve could care for him; Eve was~a penniless
 5 IV |       her to add, "You will not care so much about us now."~ ~"
 6 IV |        but the mother's anxious care of my dear poet, which I
 7 IV |       weaknesses. She had taken care of him as you take care
 8 IV |         care of him as you take care of a~cloak; she kept him
 9 IV |      finical dandy~whose minute care of himself had degenerated
10 V  | difficulty."~ ~"Then you do not care enough for me?" cried the
11 V  |     them. Only tell me that you care for me a little, and I will
12 V  |       must have a~woman to take care of them."~ ~"Then you love
13 VI |       Rubempre, she would never care to have David~Sechard for
14 VI |      transfigured and free from care.~The buzz of the aristocratic