discourse
so to
themselves
during
their
meals that
the
younger
may not
put in for
a share;
on the
contrary,
they
engage
them to
talk, that
so they
may, in
that free
way of
conversation,
find out
the force
of every
one’s
spirit and
observe
his
temper.
They
despatch
their
dinners
quickly,
but sit
long at
supper,
because
they go to
work after
the one,
and are to
sleep
after the
other,
during
which they
think the
stomach
