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Bosnian proverbs and sayings

Stubbornness is a hard thing.
If you want to know someone, give him power.
Where there are no good people, there is no good.
It is difficult to force a toad to jump into the water.
Beware of the dog that silently bites.
One is afraid of a loaded gun, two are afraid of an unloaded gun.
Cut off a dog's tail - the dog will still be a dog.
The house does not rest on the earth, but on the woman.
There is no prosperity without a spoiled soul or a damaged back.

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