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                                                                                                               措大①吃饭
                                                                                                                   苏轼
       有二措大相与言志,一云:“我平生不足惟饭与睡耳。他日得志,当饱吃饭了便睡,睡了又吃饭。”一云:“我则异于是,当吃了又吃,何暇复睡耶?”吾来庐山,闻马道士②嗜睡,于睡中得妙。然吾观之,终不及彼措大得吃饭三昧③也。  
                                                                                                                                                                                                                              (选自《东坡志林》)
注释:① 措大:指穷酸之士。  ②道士:道教的宗教职业者。  ③三昧:指事物的诀要和精义。

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