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Abstract
At times we remember if it can be called remembrance ancestral villages or the choked streets of Rawalpindi, we talk long into the night in coarse Punjabi chewing the words slowly, like a plug of tobacco, before spitting them out in a hail of invective and humour
Recommended Citation
Afzal, Aosaf, Archaeology, Kunapipi, 19(2), 1997.
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