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"text": "You fell in love, Sosicrates, when rich ; now you are poor, you are in love no longer. What an admirable cure is hunger ! And Menophila, who used to call you her sweety and her darling Adonis, now asks your name. \" What man art thou, and whence, thy city where ? \" You have perforce learnt the meaning of the saying, \" None is the friend of him who has nothing.\" ",
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