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It is he who got milk that is merciful.
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To forget is the same as to throw away.
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I aint put ya in so I cant tek you out.
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contentment
Boys and sugar-cane grow up as enemies.
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The fed baby plays on its mother's bed.
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De berry don' drop too far from de tree.
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If crab don't walk 'bout crab don't eat.
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The ram that is shown around is not fat.
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Nobody wants to meet an ill-omened bird.
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Yuh ain't even say: yuh cat yuh dog.
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Yuh does give yuh mout too much liberty.
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The song that has no leader, goes wrong.
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Many people together lift up the 'ndiri'.
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He ain't even loss he mudda features yet.
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Dont stick your nose where you en wanted.
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Riches are found in cultivating together.
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Too much weight does break down de scale.
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Strength does not correspond with courage.
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The ox which has grown old has no admirer.
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De longer yuh live, de more yuh does hear.
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