Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  98 |     soldier, etc.~Hence savages care nothing for Providence.~
 2  II,  100|         serve; and so they take care not to confer on him a benefit
 3  II,  140|       matter in hand? Here is a care worthy of occupying this
 4  II,  142|       all his thoughts with the care of dancing well. But will
 5  II,  142|         the senses, without any care in his mind, without society;
 6  II,  142| wonderfully attentive in taking care that the king be not alone
 7  II,  143| entrusted from infancy with the care of their honour, their property,
 8 III,  194|         are concerned with this care, I will go without foresight
 9 III,  194|      little worthy of their own care, that they are not worthy
10 III,  194|      they are not worthy of the care of others; and it needs
11 III,  226|       not say all this?)~If you care but little to know the truth,
12   V,  310|    thoughts secret.~I will take care on every journey.~Greatness
13 VII,  471|      spend their life and their care in pleasing God, or in seeking
14 VII,  482|  wonderful intelligence, of the care which has been taken to
15  IX,  601|        been preserved with such care that we can be sure that
16  IX,  625|     days tribes took particular care to preserve their genealogies.~
17 XIV,  888|         be inferred against the care which God takes of His Church;
18 XIV,  888|     this rather evidence of the care of God than of His forgetfulness