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 1     Int, Arg(42)|            To be read with great care, as it is explained in a
 2    Pref         |   necessary to put her under the care of those who would watch
 3    Pref         |        be owing to her unceasing care in firmly establishing the
 4    Life, II     |          name, I had taken every care to be secret; and yet I
 5    Life, V      |          me away with the utmost care of my comfort; that is,
 6    Life, VI     |      deep compunction.~6. I took care to go to confession as soon
 7    Life, VII    |      greatness of God! with what care and tenderness didst Thou
 8    Life, VII    |       are not.~20. With a little care, we may find great blessings
 9    Life, XI     |         we very often take great care not to be in want, not simply
10    Life, XI     | recompense, he is taking so much care of that which has been confided
11    Life, XI     |         and is determined not to care much, neither to rejoice
12    Life, XI     |         be able to do them. Take care, then, of the body, for
13    Life, XIII   |       director; but we must take care that he be one who does
14    Life, XIII   |           if we were to cease to care even for a moment for the
15    Life, XIII   |         the beginning is to take care of our own soul only, and
16    Life, XIII   |    persons and things, in taking care of itself, and in pleasing
17    Life, XV     |    recommend these souls to take care that they do not hide their
18    Life, XVII   |        our Lord; let it cast all care utterly away.~2. My meaning
19    Life, XX     |      that the supreme King takes care of all it has to do. O my
20    Life, XXIII  |       once, I saw that much more care was necessary in my case.
21    Life, XXIII  |        case, or to undertake the care of my soul. I see it was
22    Life, XXIX   |          me exorcised. I did not care much for this; but I felt
23    Life, XXX    |       ever afterwards took great care of me, and told me of his
24    Life, XXXIII |          fruits of it with great care and attention. At last,
25    Life, XXXIII |      small, monastery. I did not care now to add to the site by
26    Life, XXXIII |         explained; He would take care that I found help there:
27    Life, XXXIV  |         for ever, who takes such care of souls that they may not
28    Life, XXXVI  |      acting secretly, and taking care my superiors should know
29    Life, XXXVI  |        that perhaps he would not care much about the matter. Satan
30    Life, XXXVI  |       was really done, I did not care much for that. I prayed
31    Life, XXXVI  |       anybody; for our Lord will care for them, as He has hitherto 
32    Life, XXXIX  |        all sincerity: "What do I care for myself?—I care only
33    Life, XXXIX  |        do I care for myself?—I care only for Thee, O my Lord."~
34    Life, XXXIX  |          hast made is good; take care never to forget it, that
35    Life, XL     |     company of those who had the care of my soul, and to have
36    Life, XL     |       Never did He cease to take care of me. I am sometimes distressed
37    Life, XL     |          to spend time in taking care of a body so weak and worthless
38    Life, XL     |       gaining of one,—I do not care about it at all.~30. I know
39    Life, XL     |         from a great height, and care very little what people
40    Life, XL     |      under an obligation to take care of one who trusts her soul
41     Rel, I      |          Lord, if he who has the care of my soul and directs me
42     Rel, I      |       money for myself, nor do I care for it; I wish to have only
43     Rel, I      |        me.628 Hence it is that I care not for them, unless it
44     Rel, I      |          mean, the solicitude of care. And since I have attained
45     Rel, I      |        honour of our Lord, and I care for nothing else. This He
46     Rel, II     |          by others; now I do not care for that, yea, rather, their
47     Rel, II     |        excepting theirs who take care of my soul, or theirs to
48     Rel, II     |        think I discern the great care He takes of me, without
49     Rel, II     |   without my taking scarcely any care at all, being as I was,
50     Rel, III    |        one superior,645 and take care that anxieties about means
51     Rel, III    |        in want of food. Especial care was to be had of the sick
52     Rel, VI     |          over my soul with great care,—but neither had I received
53     Rel, VIII   |       about things, and I do not care to know more than I do.708
54     Rel, XI     |        relates to health and the care of the body, it seems to
55     Rel, XI     |        as a great sacrifice, the care I take of my body, and that
56     Ind         |          xviii. 16.~Women, great care necessary in the direction