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How can you say that Abbu Khan’s goats were of the best hill breed ?

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How can you say that Abbu Khan’s goats were of the best hill breed?

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Goats in hilly regions hate being kept tied to trees or poles. They long for freedom. Abbu Khan’s goats too loved freedom. They broke loose their strings and disappeared in the hill. It shows they were of the best hill breed.

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