“We fear,” argued the disciples, “lest the carrion kite should eat the body of our Master;”
to which Chuang Tzŭ replied:
“Above ground I shall be food for kites; below I shall be food for mole-crickets and ants.
Why rob one to feed the other?”
“We fear,” argued the disciples, “lest the carrion kite should eat the body of our Master;”
to which Chuang Tzŭ replied:
“Above ground I shall be food for kites; below I shall be food for mole-crickets and ants.
Why rob one to feed the other?”