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The Memoirs of Bābur 935.1.2

The Bābur-nāma in English (A. S. Beveridge) 935.1.2

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935.1.2

(_Sep. 21st_) We got through the Prayer somewhat before time (_Muḥ. 6th_) and rode on, nooned[2250] on the bank of the Gamb[h]īr-water[2251], and went on shortly after the Mid-day Prayer. On the way we ate[2252] powders mixed with the flour of parched [Sidenote: Fol. 339b.] grain,[2253] Mullā Rafī` having prepared them for raising the spirits. They were found very distasteful and unsavoury. Near the Other Prayer we dismounted a _kuroh_ (2 m.) west of Dūlpūr, at a place where a garden and house had been ordered made.[2254] (_c. Work in Dūlpūr (Dhūlpūr)._)