Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 35
possiblefeelings and prejudices they know will be mis-understood. But my Lukolela neighbors hadseen but few white men,—in fact, the majorityof them had not, until my arrival, ever seenone,—and certainly none had met a mwidelc(white man) who could speak their language;so they chattered away with the… … LEARNING THE BA-BANGI LANGUAGE, the different villages sprinkled over the districtof Lukolela. These villages consisted of groupsof fifty or more low, grass-thatched houses, eachdwelling divided into two or three rooms. Incourse of time I came to know almost everyman, woman, and child in the…
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