what care

C. "...life is burthened with a thousand artificial cares and anxieties: the growth of envy, jealousy and folly, the prolific brood of another arch-tyrant, fashion."

F. "Well! what care we in this honest wilderness! Care for nothing you cannot help, is the sum of my philosophy."  

(Scenes Beyond the Western Border ; Scenes and Adventures in the Army)

Yet again, when he bethought him of the hurry and bustle of Mardi, dejection stole over him. "Who will heed it," thought he; "what care these fops and brawlers for me?"  (Mardi)