I do not care for women or pictures without colour.

The sky is dark and the air is full of snow, I go to a warmer clime afar and away; Though my heart is so tired I do not care for it now, But here in my empty nest I cannot stay; Thus cried the swallow, I go from the falling snow, oh, follow meoh, follow.

"Thank you," she said; "I do not care for wine.

" "My lord, save that I reverence him as man, I do not care for favour of the King.

Mamma wishes me to become a member of parliament, but I do not care for it.

I do not give up our ideas, but I do not care for our friendship because the man who says he loves humanity, and then pounds the people threateningly on their headsthat man is a liar; do you understand me?

No, I confess I do not care for it.

I do not care for my life.

" "Croisette," said Sir Launcelot, "I do not care for such things as this treasure; for when I lived within that lake of which I have spoken to thee, such things as this treasure were there as cheap as pebbles which you may gather up at any river-bed, wherefore it has come to pass that such things have no value to me.

"But I do not care for her, beyond gratitude for sheltering me from pursuit.

Besides, I do not care for canyons.

I do not care for my country or my husband's success a bit more than is good for me, and I often wonder at and almost blame myself for not being more disturbed about them.

I do not care for military greatness or military renown.

" "Well, you will find I am in earnest, and I do not care for you all.

"I understand, of course, what you mean, Hattie; but even if I acknowledged that this very estimable, unimpeachable gentleman was waiting to be picked (which I do not), I should have to remind you that I've already had one experience with an estimable, unimpeachable gentleman of independent fortune and stable position, and I do not care for another.

I do not care for military greatness or military renown.

"I do not care for music," said Douglas.

It is not that I do not care for you, as I like you better than any man I have ever seen; but I do not mean ever to marry.

"I do not care for any but that of a literary man," exclaimed the young fellow.

"Tell my father," was the young man's reply to the relative commissioned to make the proposal, "that I do not care for a position which can be bought; I shall find a way of getting myself one that costs nothing."

Freelove and I, said I, are at present very cold to one another, and I do not care for looking on the Heart of a Man, which I fear is overcast with Rancour.

How could I be happy with any of these men, seeing that I do not care for them in the least?

"I do not care for real talk," he says, looking amused; "I like gabble far, far better.

" "I do not care for promotion.

But he expressed no surprise, merely raised his eyebrows mildly and puffed some blue rings of smoke, as he answered: "I always mean what I say, only I do not care for people to do things blindly.