Book, Chapter

 1    2,  52|         you should think I don't care about learning, let me inform
 2    2,  62|          get a start and I don't care two cents for my own mother.
 3    2,  62|       Jupiter himself! I'll take care of your eight inch ringlets
 4    2,  65|      they like. What t'hell do I care who laughs? It's better
 5    2,  82|        Then, with a smile, "Take care, Stychus, that the mice
 6    3,  83|          before, so he had taken care to mark all the pillars
 7    3,  86|    surrender my arms and to take care that I did not get into
 8    3,  87|   although he bestowed so little care upon his dress that it was
 9    3,  89|         conduct, taking especial care, all the while, that no
10    4, 122|          your rule. In addition, care should be exercised in preventing
11    5, 145|         be dressed up with every care, let a name-ticket be written
12    5, 145| commentating upon the meticulous care with which Cantharus avoided
13    5, 153|          those who feed and take care of them. An adulterer is
14    5, 153|          With more than ordinary care~And then, to show her youth
15    5, 154|           her favorite sons, the care of governing her ample patrimony.
16    5, 154|      preferred to sense, and the care of the body to that of the
17    6     |       down it if he did not take care that they were pressed down