But below the surface poor Enrico cared for me, and has shown it in a thousand ways.
It is certainly a most painful fact that some of the finest works of our elders are either entirely ignored or not cared for, but it is most sad when this indifference comes from young men who have dedicated themselves to art.
One day the last villa belonging to him, and the one he cared most for, was about to be put up to auction; and that day, so full of sadness for him, turned out perhaps the brightest and happiest of his life.
He could be cared for--hay and bran being of course provided.
It would be both a pride and a pleasure to me to send your lordship tidings occasionally of events here, if youcared for it.
Unlike her brother, she cared little for books, and had no ideal world, but lived vividly in her immediate surroundings.
The journey was hazardous on account of Indians, and there were white men in Texas whom I would not have cared to meet in a secluded place.
If you cared as I care, if you wanted to know as I want to know, it would be different.
Even now if you cared to come back to me-- For I loved you best and loved you still, old Cheetah, long after you had left me to follow your dreams.
Thus it comes that the costly spinning machines in the Southern mills are exquisitely cared for, while the cheap little boys and girls who tie the broken threads are made to last an average four or five years.
How tenderly the frail bodies of Coleridge and of Francis Thompson were cared for by their appreciators.
It would be a far greater service to mankind than many people would suppose to have these standards clearly defined and brought within the reach of every one who cared to study them.
Those who were interested in one class of index cared little for indexes which were quite different in subject.
We were most kindly received and cared for wherever our friend or his guide bespoke a night's hospitality.
In truth, they believed that he fully concurred in the sentiments which they cared not to conceal, but which he had the cunning or caution not to avow.
He buys more cows, has them scientifically cared for, and his agents sell the milk.
I have grown up among ministers, and have had many friends among them--some of them have cared for me.
Yet she had done nothing, and in truth she cared nothing.
Some strange superstition must surround that polished blade, that no Oparian cared to chance a death thrust from it, yet gladly rushed to the slaughter of the ape-man's flaying spear.
For ages it had lain buried beneath the temple of the Flaming God, midway of one of the many inky passages which the superstitious descendants of the ancient Sun Worshipers had either dared not or cared not to explore.
Indeed,' said Greifenstein, as though he cared very little to hear more.
He could not imagine why Rex should have cared to mix in the quarrel, and he was annoyed at not being able to settle matters with Bauer at once.
He could not have looked forward with so much satisfaction to passing the rest of his life with Greif and Hilda if he had not cared for their society.
He would have cared for neither name nor fame, still less for fortune, without Hilda.
Greifenstein had nothing to fear for himself, and he cared nothing what became of his brother, provided that he were not caught.
And when I had ceased to believe in it, no one cared whether I lived or died.
To a man who has cared little for women and has thought much of himself, it is humiliating to see a girl accomplish by her mere presence what all his intelligence and energy and forethought have failed to bring about.
Until lately he had never missed anybody, nor cared whether he were alone or in company.
He wondered whether he were amenable to the law for his silence, though he really cared very little about the legality or illegality of his actions in the present case.
The puir lassie was in no condition to leave the theatre when it came time for my turn, so I sent for one o' the lady dressers and arranged for her to be cared for till later.
How it was with them in their hearts no one knew, and perhaps there was no one who cared to know.
I am sure that all who have cared for his honorable reputation must regret this as much on his account as on yours.
It was evident that he cared for what she might suffer--what might ultimately become of her.
As a rule, the potted bulbs will be stored and cared for in the home, as most school-rooms are not heated continuously during the winter.
And there could be no harm now, either, in being with him all she liked, for he could never make the mistake of thinking she cared for him particularly.
If you could have seen his face you'd have known that no one but somebody he cared very much for could have brought that look to it.
As if once he would have cared more for any old work than for her!
As if now she cared whether she liked the place or not!
The farmer's wife, perhaps, for she looked as if she cared for him; and this Mrs. Towers.
But for me and this wicked scheme you would have been wealthy, titled perhaps, and brought up amongst those who would have cared for and loved you.
Had hecared he could have shot the Frenchman where he stood with the greatest ease and security, for Colonel Le Pourton was wont to treat all natives as if they were dust beneath his feet.
But they had none of their own, and they took the boy in and cared for him.
She had cared for me, and now she felt pity for my condition.
They'll be cruising up and down to catch us, and if that fellow cared he could bring them alongside.
After Mr. Estill had praised the dappled Normans andcared for them in a very hospitable manner, he led the young men out to a near-by pasture to show them his Jersey cows.
All he cared about was this: to come back richer than he came--and, lo!
The boar's head they might not have, but there were splendid substitutes for it if they had cared to make their Christmas feast of products of the new land to which they had come.
Perhaps many who took part in these rollicking ceremonials thought they cared merely for the cakes and ale, but even they were self deceived.
Why was it that it was only she whom I cared to follow with my eyes, though I certainly had no inclination in those days to watch ladies and seek their acquaintance?
In a worse position than you, Nastenka, because he cared for no one else as you do.
I had cared to send to a certain person, it would have gone ill with Fedosey Nikolaitch.
Though grandmother was blind, still she wanted to hear the music; besides, she is a kind old soul, what she cared most for was to amuse me, we should never have gone of ourselves.
I might have been snivelling myself, if I had caredto swill my belly with wine.
He carednot personally for the pomps and glories of his rank, but still as prince of the Church he had settled right of precedence over electors.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cared" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
