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Aboriginal Proverbs
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Conical shadow of Mount Nam Xay over green trees at golden hour, South-West view from the top, Vang Vieng, Laos

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By labor comes wealth.

— Yoruba proverb

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Olive grove near Agii Douli, Corfu, Greece

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The wealth which enslaves the owner isn't wealth.

— Yoruba proverb

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Sausalito Yacht Harbor as seen from the end of Spinnaker Drive in early February 2016

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Lack of money is lack of friends; if you have money at your disposal, every dog and goat will claim to be related to you.

— Yoruba proverb

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A view of the Kare-sansui (dry landscape) zen garden, Ryōan-ji, Kyoto

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What you give you get, ten times over.

— Yoruba proverb

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Wheat and chamomille, Kalkense Meersen, Wetteren, 2026

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Anyone who sees beauty and does not look at it will soon be poor.

— Yoruba proverb

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Darwin-hybrid tulipa cultivar 'Cream Cocktail' in the botanical garden in Munich, Germany

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The man who has bread to eat does not appreciate the severity of a famine.

— Yoruba proverb

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