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 1 1 |       your kitchen there is fat meat; in your stables there are
 2 12|    their kitchens, there is fat meat. In their stables, there
 3 20|     frequent presents of cooked meat. Tsze-sze was displeased;
 4 20|   master of the kitchen to send meat, presenting it as if without
 5 20|    Tsze-sze considered that the meat from the prince's caldron,
 6 21| answered him, 'Our enjoyment of meat roasted by a man of Ch'in
 7 21|    differ from our enjoyment of meat roasted by ourselves. Thus,
 8 22|       does not wish for the fat meat and fine millet of men.
 9 26|         precept not to tear the meat with the teeth; -- such
10 28|        Which is best, -- minced meat and broiled meat, or sheep-dates?'
11 28|         minced meat and broiled meat, or sheep-dates?' Mencius
12 28|        said, 'Mince and broiled meat, to be sure.' Kung-sun Ch'
13 28|     Tsang eat mince and broiled meat, and would not eat sheep-dates?'
14 28|           For mince and broiled meat there is a common liking,