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 1 1 |      seventy wearing silk and eating flesh, and the black-haired
 2 2 |      the old wearing silk and eating flesh, and the black-haired
 3 9 |      lower edge even, and the eating of congee, were equally
 4 14|     have acted with a view to eating and drinking.'~1. Mencius
 5 21|    and so, on your principle, eating and drinking also depend
 6 22|         If a man, fond of his eating and drinking, were not to
 7 23|     of propriety in regard to eating, or eating merely, the more
 8 23|       in regard to eating, or eating merely, the more important?'
 9 23|    pursued, 'If the result of eating only according to the rules
10 23|     you take a case where the eating is of the utmost importance
11 23|   with saying merely that the eating is more important? So, taking
12 23| snatching from him what he is eating, you can get food for yourself,
13 26|      that we see superior men eating without labouring?' Mencius
14 26|     there be than this of not eating the bread of idleness?'~
15 27|       said, 'Shun's manner of eating his parched grain and herbs