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- books.google.comMartin H. Manser, Rosalind Fergusson, David Pickering - 2007 - 499 pages
Compare Cicero (106–43 B.C.): “cibi condimentum essefamem [hunger is the
spice of food].” Variant of this proverb: hunger is the best pickle. hungry bellies
have no ears See A HUNGRY STOMACH HAS NO EARS. a hungry man is an
angry ... - books.google.comWolfgang Mieder, Stewart A. Kingsbury, Kelsie B. Harder - 1992 - 710 pages
A hungry man sees far. Rec. dist.: Ont. 1st cit.: 1678Ray, English Proverbs. 20c.
coll.: Stevenson 1200: 14. 4. A hungry nigger makes a clean dish. Rec. dist.: Miss
., N.Y., S.C. 5. A hungry stomach has no ears. Var.: Hungry bellies have no ears. - books.google.comFrançois Rabelais, Mr. Ozell (John), Peter Anthony Motteux - 1737
X. * The lie)//.] Vrstemacb affami. A hungry Stomach has no Ears, laid C*u the
Censor, in one of his Speeches to the Reman People. See hit Life in JPlularcb.
The The Son having sent his Father a Messenger to know Chap. LXIIT. WORKS.
259. - books.google.comJohn Ebers - 1798
J&ungrr, ber, Hunger, Appetite, Sto- tnach- J&unger haben, to be hungry. jpunger
, Sftangel (etben, to endure, to suffer ... Fellow. em bungetiger SWagen ti&t fid)
nidjtmlt SBortett abfpetfen, a hungry Stomach, or a hungry Belly has no Ears. - books.google.com
The belly5 has no ears, nor is it to be filled with fair words : you shall be
answered to content by signs and gestures. As formerly at Rome, Tarquin the ... Is
s L'estomac qffamf. A hungry stomach has no ears, said Cato the censor, in one
of his ... - books.google.comEdmond Rostand - 2006
Cyrano: No, being so thin only makes us look taller! A Third: My stomach's hollow
. Cyrano: Then it shall make a fine drum to bang during the assault! Another: I
have a ringing in my ears. Cyrano: No, no! That can't be! A hungry stomach has
no ... - books.google.comEdmond Rostand - 2010 - 392 pages
A THIRD: My stomach's hollow. CYRANO: 'Faith, 'twill make a fine drum to sound
the assault. ANOTHER: I have a ringing in my ears. CYRANO: No, no, 'tis false; a
hungry stomach has no ears. ANOTHER: Oh, to eat something—something oily ... - books.google.comStephen Mennell - 1996 - 397 pages
The Civilising of Appetite 'A full gut supports moral precepts' (Burmese proverb) '
A hungry stomach has no ears' (La Fontaine, fables} 'All's good in a famine' (
Thomas Fuller, Gnomologia, 1732) 'There is no banquet but someone dislikes ... - books.google.comJohann Ebers - 1798
... hundred Times. Hunbcrtmdnner, die, the Centumvirs. of Hunger, to starve for
Want of Bread; to pine away, to be famished. ... ein bungcriger Nkagett list sich
nichtmlt Worm' abspeiscn, a hungry Scomach: or a hungry Belly has no Ears. - books.google.comKirk Ludwig - 2003 - 254 pages
'A hungry stomach has no ears' is, of course, true, but it is not written with the
intent of pointing out that stomachs don't ever have ears, so that, a fortiori, hungry
ones don't.Jokes, sarcasm, irony, and so forth do not change cognitive con— tent; ...