Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Grammar of the Pukhto, Pushto, or Language of the Afghans: In Which the Rules Are Illustrated by Examples From the Best Writers, Both Poetical and Prose; Together With Translations From the Articles of War, and Remarks on the Language, Literature, and Descent of the Afghan Tribes
The particular parts of speech or matters referred to in the various examples in the following pages, are printed in small capitals in the English, and its corres ponding Pushto word or words with a line over them. It was intended to have had these words printed in red ink, which, although an easy matter to an European, is an insuperable difficulty to an Indian Press.
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