Part 3: On cageyness, caution, moderation, patience, and prudence

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Dada cannot fight, but he has a brave younger brother.

Troublemaker of Kaletu, who breaks the arms of a twin.

One-who-commits-crimes-atop-crimes: he butchers pigeons for sale.

Dàńdógó [26] is not something to make in a huff; if one meets a person who is too much for one, one makes way.

Originator-of-problems: he not make a cloth and does not make a dress.

25. Killing a pigeon is bad enough; cutting it up for sale worsens the crime.  [Back to text]

26. An expensive and elaborate traditional garment.  [Back to text]