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 1   1, 1 |      wounds, you wounded, and eat your fill, you hungry.~Rest,
 2   1, 8 | flowing river in the woods to eat the food in his bowl, the
 3   4, 16|      him be moderate, let him eat and drink~according to the
 4   6, 21|    Then all men's minds would eat rich food,~ And strong would
 5  12, 40|    its own impulse, either~to eat, or to drink, or to utter
 6  12, 40|  impulse. It has no~desire to eat, or to drink, or to utter
 7  12, 40|     When Name has a desire to eat, or to drink, or to utter~
 8  14, 67|      when the crane wanted~to eat him too, he said: 'I have
 9  14, 67|    Indeed I did not intend to eat thee. Grant me my life!' '
10  14, 74|   having~ploughed and sown, I eat. If thou didst likewise,
11  14, 74|     wouldst~have something to eat."~ The Tathagata answered
12  14, 74|   having ploughed and sown, I eat." "Dost thou profess to~
13  16, 81|       best he could, saying: "Eat, my Lord, and~all thy congregation,
14  16, 94|     seek tranquility of mind. Eat your food to satisfy your