Chapter

 1     I|     names! Eh, bien, what do I care for Master Jock! Just you
 2    II|       magnates had left to the care of the State, and when they
 3    II|       you money, but will take care that no harm happens to
 4    II|       as much again. What do I care? Whoever comes after me
 5   III|       not know that. I'll take care to remember that at the
 6   III|             All right! I don't care."~ ~Master Jock looked at
 7    IV|       people that nobody would care to adopt it unless obliged
 8    IV|        you must now take great care to preserve it from a still
 9    IV|       all; nor did she seem to care very much, for she never
10     V| thorough artiste of her. Great care, and a very trifling expenditure
11    VI|    Conrad; "only you must take care," he continued, turning
12   VII|      trouble, but all the more care had he bestowed upon his
13   VII|        estate committed to his care, but this model farming
14   VII|        by all means! What do I care. Kiss and hug each other
15   VII|     other if you like, I don't care. It was not me but your
16  VIII|       see, and should like the care of it to repose on younger
17  VIII|       and declared she did not care for the youth at all, he
18    IX| husband, and a life of misery, care, and anxiety. She'll go
19    IX|       he was coming. His first care was to give her the letter.~ ~"
20    IX|       You had much better take care lest the lady takes a fancy
21     X|        your ladyship would not care about knowing."~ ~"Excellent,
22    XI|   beauty once upon a time; but care and sorrow have made her
23  XIII|       enjoy yourself! But take care of yourself. And you young
24  XIII|       it. Mount my horse. Take care they do not go astray near
25  XIII|      necessity of taking great care of Fanny, of not letting
26    XV|        than a beggar."~ ~"Take care you don't fall into a snare."~ ~"
27   XVI|        after all, why should I care about the world, when you
28   XVI|       so long as you do not, I care nothing about the others."~ ~"