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Kolanut last long in the mouths of them who value it.
The Gods Are Not To Blame (1968)
Poverty has also endeavoured to enlist the usefulness of a hook-up wooden radio and a standing fan - albeit a scrawny and temperamental oddity.
If you think you can drum for my downfall, and hope that, drum will sound, then your head is not good.
The Gods Are Not To Blame (1968)
To get fully cured one needs patience. The moon moves slowly but by daybreak it crosses the sky.
The Gods Are Not To Blame (1968)
When the chameleon brings forth a child, is not that child expected to dance? As we have made you King, act as King.
The Gods Are Not To Blame (1968)
When a man's wife is mad, the whole town knows, but when a man is mad, only his wife knows.
Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again (1999)
Your highness, if you think to have heavy suspicion is wisdom, then your head is not well.
The Gods Are Not To Blame (1968)
A man who has no respect for his wife is like a farmer who has no respect for his farm.
Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again (1999)
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