Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/283/en

In complete contrast, the Bantu lived settled lives, in loose village settlements. When one approached, the curtained doorways of the round straw-and-clay huts flew open, young and old streamed out with laughing faces, greeted joyfully and asked: what is new in the world? Eager to learn, in the joy of imitation and with craft-skill, they are wholly turned toward the achievements of civilisation. Their nourishment consisted predominantly of the fruits of the