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 1  I, 1  |         whom I recommend to your care; he’ll be in the second.
 2  I, 5  |        happy then, and without a care in the world. A meal together,
 3  I, 8  |       toilet with the fastidious care of an actress on her debut.
 4  I, 9  | everything in her household take care of itself, and Madame Bovary
 5 II, 1  |   Creator, whatever he may be. I care little who has placed us
 6 II, 2  |        was a gay dog, who didn’t care what he spent. At the end
 7 II, 2  |          able—”~“My wife doesn’t care about it,” said Charles; “
 8 II, 3  |         of the young woman, took care to hurry their departure.
 9 II, 6  |      friend. Mind the cold; take care of yourself; look after
10 II, 9  |        Well, what the deuce do I care for that?” said Charles,
11 II, 10 |         found in it). “Now, take care not to upset the mortars!
12 II, 11 |     world may have kept you from care for your salvation. But
13 II, 12 |         filed her nails with the care of a chaser, and that there
14 II, 12 |          into his arms.~“Do take care!” he said.~“Ah! if you knew!”
15 II, 12 |         to Genoa. She would take care to send her luggage to Lheureux
16 II, 13 |       ploughman, to take it with care to Madame Bovary. He made
17 II, 13 |        hands. Get along and take care!”~Girard put on his new
18 II, 13 |  hartshorn, of new bread—”~“Take care; you’ll wake her!” said
19 II, 14 |      seemed to be limited to the care of herself. She stayed in
20 II, 15 |       The diplomatic mummer took care always to slip into his
21 III, 2 |    scaffold? Don’t you know what care I take in managing things,
22 III, 2 |          for the really paternal care that I lavish on you! For
23 III, 2 |        then, little wretch? Take care! you are on a downward path.
24 III, 2 | remembered it. Besides, she took care not to talk of any money
25 III, 5 |        the expense—~“Ah! ah! you care for your money,” she said
26 III, 6 |         formerly have taken good care not to use such an expression,
27 III, 6 |          to despair!”~“What do I care?” said he, shutting the
28 III, 7 |           almost fainting.~“Take care!” cried a voice issuing
29 III, 8 |    Monsieur Canivet, who did not care either to have Emma die
30 III, 9 |        goodness! The dress; take care!” cried Madame Lefrancois. “
31 III, 9 |        floor.~Felicite had taken care to put on the chest of drawers,
32 III, 11|        for the charwoman took no care of her. But she was so sweet,