Translation: If you put your hand in the devils mouth, take it out carefully.Explanation: Act cautiously in getting out of difficulty.
Source: If you get your han’ in a debil mout’ tek it out. | THE OLD PROVERBIAL RECOVERY
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Translation: If you put your hand in the devils mouth, take it out carefully.Explanation: Act cautiously in getting out of difficulty.
Source: If you get your han’ in a debil mout’ tek it out. | THE OLD PROVERBIAL RECOVERY
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