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Apani kì í je ká mú idà kọjá nípàko òun. A murderer never permits the passage of a sword behind his skull. (The criminal is ever suspicious of other people’s intentions.)
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Ahùwà-ìbàje sẹ bí tòun là ńwí; aṣe-burúkú o kú ara fífun.
The person of evil character thinks he is the subject of discussion; the evildoer is plagued by suspiciousness.
(Evil acts breed uneasy consciences.)-
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Tolè tolè ni mẹ́kúnnùú fi ń rìn l’ójú olówó.
Ever with a propensity to steal is the appearance of a simple person’s movement in the eyes of the wealthy. (The well-off are ever suspicious that the worse-off are after their wealth.)
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