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• Your beauty will take you there, but your character will bring you back.
• A good wind is no use to a sailor who doesn’t know his direction. • A wise man never knows all, only fools know everything.
• He that learns to eat without reservation must learn to starve. • Never compete with the elephant in defecating.
• Wherever a man goes to dwell, his character goes with him. • The rabbit that stays in a hole must be ready to face the hunter’s fire. • If you dream of moving mountains tomorrow, you must start by lifting small stones today. • Any river that forgets its source will definitely dry up.
• A butterfly that flies among thorns will tear its wings. • An agama lizard in the village will always remain an agama in town. • A dog that is determined to go astray will not wait to listen to the voice of the master. • A man that lives near the river will not use spit to wash his hands.
• The search of a black fowl should always be done before darkness falls. • A stubborn chicken learns its lesson in a hot pot of soup.
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