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care occurs in various proverbs and phrases: “care killed a cat” Ado V. i. 136; “past cure . . . past care” LLL. V. ii. 28, Sonn. cxlvii. 9;—“have (a) care,” be attentive, pay attention, take care Tp. I. i. 10, Wiv. IV. v. 77, Ado I. ii. 30, III. iii. 43, MND. IV. i. 15; Tw.N. III. iv. 70, Per. IV. i. 49;—“keep” or “make a care of,” care for Tp. II. i. 311, Wint. IV. iii. [iv.] 367
A Shakespeare Glossary. C. T. Onions. Oxford. Clarendon Press. 1911.
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