Chapter

 1 I     |          and pierced his soul with care, the curse of childlessness.
 2 II    |            ceaseless the attendant care. Of its gladness and enjoyment
 3 II    |          strife or envy, sorrow or care, but all run the like race
 4 V     |      continual grief and unceasing care consumeth my soul." His
 5 XII   |            Yea, he forgat, without care, all those sights of awe
 6 XIV   |            was living with never a care in rioting and wantonness,
 7 XIV   |            his soul was plunged in care and trouble how he might
 8 XVIII |            who have laid aside all care for meat and raiment and
 9 XVIII |          and raiment and cast that care on the Lord, and rejoice
10 XX    | considerations, layeth aside every care of this life, and waxeth
11 XXII  |          of negligence in my close care of my lord thy son. There
12 XXIII |           and water, pretendest to care for their welfare, but in
13 XXVII |         the gods be unable to take care of themselves, how can they
14 XXVII |      themselves, how can they take care of others? Great then is
15 XXVII |       salvation, how can they take care of mankind? Nay, even the
16 XXIX  |         for the future I leave the care of this calamity that hath
17 XXX   |             For though I earnestly care for thy salvation, and long
18 XXXIII|          course of events, and the care of the business of life,
19 XXXIX |             apart from all anxious care and all the turmoils of