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 1 I  |     your help. We shall gain food for future thought. And
 2 II | empty bellied beggar seeking food and cried out: Oh! If I
 3 II |   the Heaven of the king and food is the Heaven of the People"?~   
 4 II |      the people honour their food as Heaven, for it is their
 5 II | brings forth grain for their food. If there are men there
 6 II |   are no men. Nothing excels food. The farmers produce it
 7 II |   and no one failed to make "food to be as Heaven." Gradually
 8 II |   and silver are scarce. But food grows every year, so it
 9 II |   satisfied with their daily food. When the officials remember
10 III|      until he was in need of food. His landlord took pity
11 III|     pity on him and sent him food, but he became ill. Then
12 III|  lack sufficient clothes and food, and fall in field or stream
13 V  |  people of the house set out food and wine, and the guests