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 1        I,  IV |      voice. “We had better take care, and not speak more than
 2        I,  IV |  physiognomy, and, while taking care not to cause her annoyance
 3        I,  IV |       an age when the fostering care of a father, or the protection
 4        I,  IV |     among those around her, the care she took not to incommode
 5        I,  IV |    replied the inspector. “Take care to have your permit vised,
 6        I,  VII|      Michael Strogoff had taken care to engage two first-class
 7        I,  VII|      even the deck itself. Some care was necessary not to tread
 8        I,  VII|     kick.~Michael Strogoff took care, therefore, not to disturb
 9        I,  X  |     very terrible.~Michael took care that his young companion
10        I,  XII|   conversation which he did not care to discuss with his companion.~
11        I,  XIV|       town of Omsk, and he took care to avoid those streets which
12        I,  XV |   Baraba during the summer take care to provide themselves with
13        I,  XVI|     such darkness as this great care was necessary lest he should
14       II,  I  |         in his power. His first care, when they found themselves
15       II,  III|       and, although she did not care what became of herself,
16       II,  VI | Nicholas took the best possible care of her. The journey was
17       II,  IX |        the Tartars! I will take care of myself for him, for you!
18       II,  XIV|     contrived with the greatest care, and except for some unforeseen
19       II,  XIV|           cried the girl, “take care, brother! The traitor is