Letter

 1 IV      |            meet you with her whom I care for no longer you shall
 2 XXVII   |        happy that week with you: no care, a good nesting-place a
 3 XXXV    |     pedagogue. I love to sew and to care for children, I verge on
 4 XLVIII  |            TO WISH TO LIVE. I don’t care about it; moving from where
 5 LX      |           as if to say, “What do we care?” I spoke to a young man
 6 LX      |        mother for me, and take good care of her. I love you with
 7 LXIV    |       illness and unhappiness: take care of yourself, my old comrade.
 8 LXXXV   |     reactionaries either! What do I care! I write things as I feel
 9 LXXXIX  | collaborator, Paul Meurice. All his care does not prevent the working
10 XCVI    |            at having stayed to take care of my sickly Thuillier,
11 CV      |        thing would have been not to care about having thirty thousand
12 CVI     |            father. They left me the care of the children whom I rarely
13 CVI     |           am happier at having this care on my shoulders to console
14 CXXXIII |           arouse envy and you don’t care, do you? Nor I either for
15 CXXXV   |             I most profoundly don’t care a fig! but that does not
16 CLIX    |          still want a great deal of care and oversight, and I shall
17 CLXIII  |          you if you consent to take care of yourself.~I embrace you
18 CLXIV   |          have too much to do taking care of and watching my boy,
19 CLXXXIII|        unhealthfulness! But I don’t care a hang for that.~
20 CXC     |            ravages of time. I don’t care for that, the heart of the
21 CXCI    |        going to Nohant, for I don’t care to go further I away from
22 CXCV    |           perhaps capable of taking care of itself? The conservative
23 CXCVII  |      cowardly and odious. What do I care for this or that group of
24 CCXVII  |           it a question of material care and continual diligence?
25 CCXVIII |          would not have much bodily care to give, as my mother would
26 CCXIX   |            gentle, and charming, to care for her, and to stay with
27 CCXXVI  |        sheepfold. I have taken good care of and cured the eldest,
28 CCXXXIII|       little pig that she is taking care of until she eats it. SUCH
29 CCXL    |            those about whom I don’t care, I don’t care either about
30 CCXL    |          whom I don’t care, I don’t care either about the evils or
31 CCXLIV  |          things. As for me, I don’t care if they stand in my way,
32 CCXLVI  |             it is because I did not care to be; I have enough with
33 CCLVI   |           older one grows, the more care one should take of oneself.~
34 CCLX    |             May you live long. Take care of yourself for your dear
35 CCLXIV  |            faible.~However, I don’t care, I am so eager to start
36 CCLXXXI |            WRONG. You ought to take care of yourself ... for those
37 CCLXXXVI|     tolerable one, since you do not care to hear the myth happiness
38 CCXC    |       proved it all the time by his care and services without number.~
39 CCC     |          her that I beg her to take care of herself and to please
40 CCCII   |     intelligent people and does not care a fig for the rest. It is
41 CCCXIII |           event too short?~I do not care for, as language, two or