Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |      his habits of life, the care he devoted to his person,
 2    I,  I  |     them in order with great care, that she might play with
 3    I,  III|    the hot beverage with the care and precaution we have learned
 4   II,  II | Madame would do well to take care of herself.”~The tone in
 5   II,  II |      to walk, and take great care not to weep.”~As soon as
 6   II,  II |      or two. In a week, with care one may change the face
 7   II,  III|  with discreet and unceasing care all disadvantageous comparisons,
 8   II,  III|   her heart, she said:~“Take care, my friend, or you will
 9   II,  VI |     said that he appeared to care very little for all this
10   II,  VI |      how anyone could really care for a mere actor, for that
11   II,  VI |   undertones, discussing the care to be given. Turning her
12   II,  VI |       light, delicate as her care for him. She barely touched
13   II,  VI |   them and read them—I don’t care!”~“I will not have that,”