Chapter

 1 III   |        though, of course, I took care not to say so.~Then the
 2 VI    |        This proves the ingenious care with which Saknussemm guarded
 3 VIII  | travelling bag with the minutest care. I saw that he had not forgotten
 4 XIII  |        we had to ford with great care, not to wet our packages.~
 5 XV    |       beneath us, and the utmost care was needed to avoid dangerous
 6 XVII  |   deadened sound.~As I had taken care to keep an exact account
 7 XIX   |         left behind. My greatest care was not to lose sight of
 8 XXIX  |          and still more with the care with which he watched over
 9 XXXII |          entrusted the log to my care; I was to register every
10 XXXII |         vacantly upon him.~“Take care, Axel, or you will fall
11 XXXIII| magnificent, and —”~“But I don’t care for prospects. I came with
12 XXXIV |     uniform tenor, which I don’t care to break with a repetition
13 XLV   |         at Marseilles, having no care on our minds except that