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 1 I   |    parcels, who required~less care than the inanimate ones,--
 2 I   |     have enough to do to take care of~ourselves. Do what Monsieur
 3 II  |       several years in taking care of the old president, who
 4 II  |    which he silenced with the care that diplomatists give to
 5 II  |   were still a widow. He took care of her fortune and~supplied
 6 II  |     be happy, and I will take care that you~are so."~ ~He gave
 7 II  |       casks~of wine, and took care of himself in all the purchases
 8 III |      recommend to his special care her son, who was doubtless~
 9 III |   very well. Please take good care of my Oscar; he is~travelling
10 III |     she asked Pierrotin for a care which might have~transformed
11 III |        see, madame, with what~care they are being placed."~ ~"
12 VI  |       The~plant-stands, taken care of by the head-gardener
13 VI  |    independent persons taking care of the property of a~friend,
14 VI  |    depended on Moreau for the care of the household~and their
15 VII |     two women took the utmost care of him, and were~all the
16 VIII| hundred~francs a year. What I care for above all is honesty,
17 VIII|    the family soup-pot with a care that is~never taken except
18 IX  |       small mind, and I don't care a fig for him now."~ ~Oscar
19 X   |      in spite of the fatherly care which watches over~them."
20 X   |    took the most affectionate care of the Vicomte~de Serizy,