Chapter

 1 I   |         love because he does not care to marry yet?”~“Ah, there
 2 II  |     money now; and released from care, released from labouring
 3 II  | congratulate you, and how much I care for you.”~Jean, tender and
 4 IV  |         see. I will undertake to care for them and renew them.
 5 IV  |          the other, or seemed to care more tenderly for this one
 6 V   |   worthless, infamous.~“I do not care,” said Roland suddenly,
 7 VI  |         old woman. You must take care of yourself.” Then, addressing
 8 VIII|           or “dear mother,” took care of her, waited on her, and
 9 VIII|      will go and do so. I do not care for any coffee this morning;
10 IX  |         that his wife should not care to see it as their son was