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1 pI,   14   |    subjects in the dungeon of its belly. The barbel, from its small
2 pVI,   60  |          up in the jar of his own belly. But because most often
3 pVI,   61  |        the Tartarean depth of the belly. Thus, while they drop to
4 pVI,   62  |     Though within they enrich the belly with wealth of foods, without
5 pVI,   62  |          single prison-house of a belly, the creature of the sea
6 mVII,   67 |        pangs of hunger on his own belly. The belly dreads avarice,
7 mVII,   67 |      hunger on his own belly. The belly dreads avarice, and cannot
8 mVII,   67 |        solitude among silver, the belly is forced to meditate and
9 mVIII,   75| moderation to thy palate, pay thy belly its due most temperately,