oing.justbeforeie,”hesaid.histhreesonsandinginthedoorgus.thelittleodangledaroundhist.

“tofindsothingtorroears.“doifeed”

eidtraveledthatroadselfshotbyasinging,stonedroussioffiately,soproud.thetrekbeteareliindersofitilitarytruountaihesendytvs.andnhfaridseyes.

hepattedontheshoulder.“eback,”hesaidrosely.

intheolddays,thedrivefroalalabadtokabultooktaybealittlere.ittookfaridandoverfourhourstoreachkabul.aafter.

faridgavealookthatsaidhearingisnotthesaasseeing.ahaveseenstupefiedexpression;shuttlingpeoplebailiare.

rubbleandbeggars.everyeeredbeggarsintheolddaystoobabaalra

earlierthatihingihaddopledneyuress.

ove.

iglahesidevieirrorasethat,inadifferenthoseboyshavebeentoohungrytochaseafterthecar.

...

ty

“soihear.”

siddleofthebrokenroad,faridani.hehadbeeeiledonudhutvillagesalongthepsinpakistan.“andsotisthedeadareluckier,”hesaid.

ainedvoice.

itiptoedayfood.

hepoiheilyahevillage.”

faridhade.hehad.but,asittuedout,hehadedhisbreath.

“kabulisnottheeerit,”hesaid.

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