"This unknown portion of the southern watershed of the Hindu Kush is inhabited by an indomitable race of unconquered hill-men, called by their Muslim neighbours the Siah-posh (black-clothed) Kafirs.

When a deputation of Kafirs came to Sir William Macnaghten at Jalalabad, the Afghans exclaimed: 'Here are your relations coming!' From the days of Alexander the Great the Siah-posh Kafirs have never been conquered, and they have never embraced Islam.

But the Muslim rulers of Kabul continued to make inroads into the Siah-posh country down to the time of Baber and afterwards.

Anyway, we went from one posh house to the next, cutting grass and trimming trees.

And, since he donned a posh Sam B., O.C. Amusements, L. of C. He steadfastly refused to whine Because he never saw the Line, But carried on, stout fellow, and Is now at home, I understand.

"At a 'Concours Hippique,' which is posh fer 'Race Meeting.'

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Why, I don't even know how I'm goin' to take the foal yonder"he glared reproachfully at a placid Clydesdale mare and her tottering one-day-old; "and 'ow I'm goin' to take my posh breeches" I left him hovering despondently over his equipment and a pile of dirty linen.

The dalk, or dilk, is a garment made of patches and shreds worn by darweshes; the epithet dolk-posh, "a dalk wearer," denotes a "darwesh," or "mendicant.