大比丘三千威儀 2.34

2.34

During meals there are ten matters where looking left and right is without offense: first, one should look to see whether the sthavira has received the table or not; second, one should look to see whether the utensils in front of the sthavira are ready or not; third, looking at the junior monks is also like this; fourth, when everyone is eating, one should look again, and if there is little before the sthavira or anything has run out, call for more to be added for him; fifth, looking at the junior monks is also like this; sixth, before the meal is finished, one should stop midway and look again to see what the sthavira wishes to have; seventh, looking at the junior monks is also like this; eighth, one should look to see whether the sthavira is finished or not, and if oneself has finished first, hold what is before oneself with the hands and not sit looking at people; ninth, looking at the junior monks is also like this; tenth, one must not take the table first, but should push it aside and hold it waiting for others.