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 1 I   |  friend~Fontaine, I shall take care never to appoint you to
 2 II  |       had been educated with a care which her sisters had not
 3 IV  |      general laughter.~ ~"Take care I don't marry you, old fool!"
 4 V   |  cashmere shawl~with a lover's care, and seated her in a place
 5 V   |    young lady entrusted to his care.~The stranger could not
 6 V   |     their own judgment to take care of their future happiness?~ ~
 7 VI  | delicate health~required great care.~ ~"Monsieur is perhaps
 8 VI  |    call, had~dressed with some care to attract the young man'
 9 VI  |       that she~would take good care how she judged so gifted
10 VII |    life before him free of all care."~ ~She had given herself
11 VII |       have to~offer you if you care for the pleasures of wealth.
12 VII |      By the end of a month the care of her~parents and of the
13 VIII|      here this evening to take care of his~amiable wife, whom