Chapter

 1 2 |          John. I have taken good care not to burn that correspondence." ~"
 2 2 |       have intrusted them to the care of Cornelius van Baerle,
 3 3 |          on account of the great care which the mysterious person
 4 3 |   Monseigneur! Monseigneur! take care!" ~"Of what?" ~"Among these
 5 5 |        had therefore, with great care and patience, and by dint
 6 8 |      with greater exactitude and care than the first commercial
 7 10|        fly from this place, Take care, it bears ill luck to the
 8 11|        able to read, I will take care that what you write shall
 9 11|   Cornelius had intrusted to her care. ~Leaving the cell, the
10 13|        had not he at least taken care to enclose them in a golden
11 15|      have all the cells under my care. I am not vicious, but I'
12 17|      prisoner again, he does not care any longer for you; quite
13 17|          crooked fingers. ~"Take care, sir, take care," said Cornelius,
14 17|             Take care, sir, take care," said Cornelius, growing
15 17| Cornelius, growing quite pale. ~"Care of what? Zounds! of what?"
16 17|        roared the jailer. ~"Take care, I say, you will crush it,
17 20|     yourself, won't you, Rosa? I care very much for the daughter,
18 20|        called it just now, but I care even much more for the mother." ~"
19 21|       third sucker under his own care. Gryphus would have been
20 21|              Oh, Rosa, take good care of it, and we shall soon
21 21|      quickly." ~"Can I take more care of it?" said she. "Indeed,
22 22|         has been grown, how much care and anxiety, and how many
23 23|        intrusted to the love and care of Rosa. ~For it may well
24 23|         the second bulb from the care of Rosa. ~Certainly this
25 23|     which she carried with great care. ~He did not doubt that
26 25|        her father since she took care of the tulip, that at his
27 33|       the officer who was taking care of Rosa lead, or rather