Part, Chapter

 1    1, 9 |        needs,~Namely, bread and meat and her own dignity and
 2    2, 8 |      Egyptians.~For forty years meat and drink came from heaven,~
 3    3, 12|       and ever cries to God~For meat on its dish without laboring
 4    3, 12|        what depends its getting meat without toiling?~On its
 5    3, 12|     chief.~Know'st thou what is meat untoiled for?~'Tis the food
 6    4, 3 | contained only complaints about meat and drink, and evinced no
 7    4, 3 |      Fools only regard material meat and drink, whereas the food
 8    4, 3 |       of my Lord, who giveth me meat and drink," 2 and again, "
 9    4, 5 |     become satisfied with their meat,~So you will not be satisfied
10    5, 10|         him, and to live on the meat that was left from his repasts,
11    5, 13|         brought home a piece of meat weighing over half a man,
12    5, 13|         When the man missed his meat he asked his wife for it,
13    5, 13|        is all cat, where is the meat? and if it is meat, where
14    5, 13|       is the meat? and if it is meat, where is the cat?" The
15    6, 1 |     shall not be burnt, yet the meat shall be well roasted.'"