Chapter

 1  2,1|           Besides, monsieur does not care about that. A man who - - " ~
 2  2,3|              in every country: "Take care - I'm here!" But he did
 3  2,5|          happiness!' But you did not care for me - I wearied you!
 4  3,2|            with even more than usual care, and in perfect taste as
 5  5,3|         escape. This person to whose care he was confined was the
 6  7,1|             that he knew how to take care of himself as well as any
 7  7,1|         himself with more than usual care. He had been quite shocked
 8  7,2|            without a soul to love or care for you? Other young men
 9  7,3|              repeating to her: 'Take care! Your son will be twenty
10  7,3|          cases. You are my mother; I care very little for public opinion.
11  7,5|                  That is to say, you care nothing for the scandal
12  7,6|        caught hold of her arm. "Take care!" he vociferated; "take
13  7,6|                he vociferated; "take care! Do not infuriate me beyond
14  8,1|              intrusts herself to the care of strangers - worse yet,
15  8,1|        strangers - worse yet, to the care of actual enemies. It is
16  8,4|              for that. She took good care not to mention as much as
17  8,5|              s and a mother's tender care from her infancy, if she
18  9,1|           had replaced quantity, and care, profusion. It was not necessary
19  9,6|              common thief would take care not to excite suspicion
20 10,4|              something from me. Take care, Toto! Since I heard that
21 10,4|              s only God's protecting care that has saved you again
22 10,6|              master with such tender care." ~The day and the hour
23 11,1|          Florent had confided to his care. ~Madame Paul took hold
24 12,3|           she interrupted, "but take care. By declaring children irresponsible
25 12,3|            never again waste so much care and talent upon such unappreciative
26 13,3|             had dressed with extreme care, realizing that the shabby
27 13,4| impossibility to such of us as don't care to squander an entire fortune
28 13,7|             of a million, he doesn't care to expose himself to the
29 13,8|            racing stable. Not that I care much for sport. I can scarcely
30 14,1|              outraged honor in their care. They should be his seconds,
31 14,3|         Wilkie dressed with infinite care on the following morning,
32 15,5|           that I possessed. My first care was to find a place of shelter.
33 16,1|             moment. ~But what did he care for the opinion of these
34 19,5|           this, but no: the lines of care on his forehead deepened,