APPETITE COMES WHILE EATING It is believed that a wonderful phrase came into our language from a novel by Francois Rabelais "Gargantua and Pantagruel". Among the conversations drunk someone of feasting was thrown a phrase: "the Appetite comes while eating", as said Angers Mansky; thirst during the drinking." Jerome d"Angers, Bishop Mansky was a contemporary of Rabelais, and probably a great lover to eat. It is unknown whether he spoke those words, or attributed to it's author, but anyway, good expression entrenched in the language, meaning that it is only necessary to start, and there will be involved and will understand everything the subtleties of the chosen case, there will be an incentive and desire. Sometimes people use the term and reproach: the more the person gives, the more he wants from you. Думаю так.
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