Chapter

 1 Int |          which is that I do not care any more for myself than
 2 I   |     rentals, which, with proper care, would have yielded about
 3 IV  |      his arms to commend to his care her darling, her little
 4 VI  |      for her hands. She did not care to go down again into the
 5 VI  |         things of daily life, a care for the simple, ordinary
 6 VI  |          said: “Well, what do I care? There is no need to be
 7 VII |       Why, the father will take care of it, of the child; and
 8 VII |         ear: “We will take good care of it, never fear, my girl.”
 9 VII |       you are ill you must take care of yourself.” And they began
10 VII |         saying, “She! what do I care about her! It is Julien
11 IX  |         say several time: “Take care, take care; you will be
12 IX  |  several time: “Take care, take care; you will be thrown.” “So
13 X   |    perhaps might be needing his care, that no one probably could
14 XI  | forgotten her then. She did not care anything about his asking
15 XII |   existed in a straw bed, taken care of by Ludivine, who never
16 XIII|    little house, furnished with care, was very pretty, and Jeanne
17 XIII|    understand that they did not care to leave their address.”~