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NATIVE CHARM FREE FROM GLOSS OF ART |
FAMILY CONTENTMENT WITHIN THE SPHERE OF THE HOME |
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| Costume, or lack of it, in Africa is a matter of tribal custom only. Dress means personal adornment, and her beaded necklaces and earrings and scarified skin are as important to this smiling girl as her scanty beaded apron | Wandorobo architecture is elementary, a hut being little more than a ribbed and plaited sphere with room inside for the family, and nothing else. Friendly little people, the Wandorobo have a keen sense of humour, remarkable powers of observation, and a surprising talent for mimicry |