2049 African Proverbs / Page 14
261. 
A roaring lion kills no game.
262. 
A rock in the middle of the sea is never afraid of the rain.
263. 
A ruined people are as miserable as a dog in the house of death.
264. 
A satisfied man doesn't understand the feeling of a hungry man.
265. 
A scared dog barks to pretend to its master but a brave dog bits to protect him.
266. 
A second wife cannot celebrate the beating of the first wife because that same beating awaits her when the third wife arrives.
267. 
A secret remains a secret only when one person knows it.
268. 
A severely under paid hungry teacher in a renovated, well-equipped classroom, can perform just as well as a bird without feathers can do in a hanging, decorated cage.
269. 
A short man is not a boy.
270. 
A short person touches where he can reach.
271. 
A short rope ties nothing.
272. 
A sick way between two people can only be cared for if the two of them die.
273. 
A silly daughter teaches her mother how to bear children.
274. 
A sin against a brother or sister is an offence against the gods.
275. 
A single slip may cause lasting injury.
276. 
A slave must be humble.
277. 
A sleeping head needs more than its neck to support it.
278. 
A small axe is not sufficient to cut down a large tree.
279. 
A small house will hold a hundred friends.
280. 
A small shrub may grow into a tree.
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