Abstract
AbstractOf all the different kinds of work my father performed, none fascinated me so much as his skill with gold. No other occupation was so noble, no other needed such a delicate touch; and moreover, this sort of work was always a kind of festival: it was a real festival that broke the monotony of ordinary working days (The African Child, p 22).
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