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 1 1 |         Your dogs and swine eat the food of men, and you do not make
 2 2 |            enough of rich and sweet food for your mouth? Or because
 3 3 |        hungry are deprived of their food, and there is no rest for
 4 3 |      oppressed, and the supplies of food and drink flow away like
 5 5 |       hungry readily partake of any food, and the thirsty of any
 6 10|      husbandry.' 'Does Hsü cook his food in boilers and earthenware
 7 10|        cultivate the ground and get food for themselves. During that
 8 11|  carriage-wrights may all get their food from you. Here now is a
 9 11|            and feeble carried their food to them. The chief of Ko
10 12|           could not get clothes and food. Afterwards, corrupt speakings
11 12|          for three days was without food, till he could neither hear
12 14|             was only because of the food and the drink. I could not
13 19|         fill them so rectified with food gathered from every quarter.' '
14 21|     philosopher Kâo said, 'To enjoy food and delight in colours is
15 23| disregarding those rules we may get food, must they still be observed
16 23|           he is eating, you can get food for yourself, while, if
17 25|         kept warm nor supplied with food are said to be starved and
18 25|       people use their resources of food seasonably, and expend their
19 26|         said, 'The hungry think any food sweet, and the thirsty think
20 28|         realized, I would not have. Food spread before me over ten