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 1 1 |      of seventy years may eat flesh. Let there not be taken
 2 1 |       wearing silk and eating flesh, and the black-haired people
 3 2 |      cannot bear to eat their flesh. Therefore he keeps away
 4 2 |      of seventy years may eat flesh. Let there not be taken
 5 2 |       wearing silk and eating flesh, and the black-haired people
 6 11|       who had some millet and flesh for the labourers, who was
 7 12|   house, and said, "It is the flesh of that cackling thing,"
 8 14|      the land to devour human flesh." Death is not enough for
 9 14|  always sure to have wine and flesh provided. And when they
10 14|  always sure to have wine and flesh provided. But when the things
11 16|     well filled with wine and flesh, and then return, and, on
12 16|       plentifully of wine and flesh. I asked with whom he ate
13 21|       to my mind, just as the flesh of grass and grain-fed animals
14 23|        and when a part of the flesh presented in sacrifice was
15 23|      it was on account of the flesh. Those who knew him supposed
16 25|     the old were able to have flesh to eat. The husbandmen cultivated
17 25| without silks, and at seventy flesh is necessary to satisfy