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And when I do, even if I'm hungry, the food loses its flavor, and my hunger is abated in only a few bites.— Adoro te Devote
The fragment tasted very good, and as he had not breakfasted yet he made up his mind to keep nipping off small pieces until his hunger was appeased.— Short Sketches from Oldest America
Marat, from the same instinctive love of blood, which induces a wolf to continue his ravage of the flocks long after his hunger is appeased These monsters ruled France for a time with the most despotic sway.— Fox's Book of Martyrs Or A History of the Lives, Sufferings, and Triumphant Deaths of the Primitive Protestant Martyrs
As soon as his hunger was appeased, feeling excited as children do who break loose from their wonted habits, he had more wit, more curiosity, and more good sense than usual.— La mare au diable. English

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