The mulberry is very fine and very abundant in Afghanistan. Bosides being eaten in large quantities fresh, the fruit is gathered when ripe, dried on the tops of the houses, and stored for winter use, when the Cabulese pound it to a fine powder, mix it with flour, and make into broad.
" But, Freddy, how could you think of calling auntie stupid? Go to her immediately and tell her you are sorry." Freddy goes to auntie and says " Auntie, I am Bony you are so stupid,
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Evening Star, Issue 6914, 29 May 1885, Page 2
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