You don't care for more than one, do you, Uncle John?" "No, my dear.

"I shudder to think what would become of her, with no uncle to care for her and only three dollars to her name," added Patsy.

exclaimed Gardiner, in his anxiety, all care for himself being now over.

And I sometimes said that I was growing old, and that fortune, who is a woman, does not care for old men.

And he will care for all the rest to shift;

When ye behold that Angels blessed looke, My soules long-lacked food, my heavens blis, Leaves, lines, and rymes, seeke her to please alone, Whom if ye please, I care for other none!

The second, of which Constantine was the author, known as the Edict of Milan, was to a similar effect, and based toleration on the Emperor’s care for the peace and happiness of his subjects and on the hope of appeasing the Deity whose seat is in heaven.

"Little duck," said he, "if I were alone, I shouldn't care for any more money.

once,' he said; 'a forlorn boy with no one to love him or to care for him.

They answer, that all imaginable care for the apprehending of Talbot has been taken by issuing proclamations, etc.,but all have proved ineffectual, because Talbot upon all occasions flies and takes refuge "in the remotest parts of the woods and deserts of this Province.

And love can care for him.

Well do I know that it is not the drum, not the trumpet that calls thee: Neither in uniform wouldst thou figure in sight of the maidens; Since, for all thou art honest and brave, it is thy vocation Here in quiet to care for the farm and provide for the household.

I didn't hear all Mother said, but I knew by the way she looked and acted, and the little I did hear, that she didn't care for that word "outlandish" applied to her little girlnot at all.

"I really don't care for it; do take it, Sam.

The English may storm and protest ever so strongly: care for our country must stand higher than all political and all financial considerations.

"If I ever did care especially for a man, I'd not care for him because other women had.

She does not care for me any longer; I am an ornament she has worn already.

Charlotte Brontë distinctly stated in her letters that she did not care for Miss Snowe.

You don't think of dresses, or ducats, or dukes; You don't care for chaperone's rigid rebukes; It's just simply grand, To lie there on the sand, Down at the beach, If a man's within reach.

Down near the Broken Treaty Stone, in St. Munchin's Temperance hall, in a room half-filled with potatoes and eggs and milk, women who were to care for the exiles during their temporary banishment, were working.

People now think you go into hospitals from a sense of duty; from benevolence, like those good people who expect to get to heaven by doing disagreeable things on earth; but I know you go because you must; go for your own pleasure; you do not care for heaven or anything else, but yourself."

Who will care for them if I am gone?

What she suffered herself she was too proud to show; but out of it she wrought a great maternal care for the newcomer.

" "I would not care for such girls, sister Evelyn, nor what they thought," I rejoined.

You must give me the chance to thank you very soon, or I shall fear that you do not care for my thanks.