___ eaten without either mirth or music is ill of digestion: Sir Walter Scott NYT crossword answer is:
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This phrase, attributed to Sir Walter Scott, is a reminder that food should be enjoyed with good company and a pleasant atmosphere. Eating without either mirth (joy and laughter) or music can be a lonely and unfulfilling experience, and can even lead to physical discomfort. Eating with friends and family, or even listening to music while dining, can make the meal more enjoyable and provide an opportunity for meaningful connection.
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