Using Unix find `pwd`

I am trying to use the Unix find command in Python and can't get to input pwd, `pwd` did not work either.

import commands
import os

f = raw_input('Enter name of the file: ')
fh = open(f, 'r')

prevdir = os.getcwd()
files = fh.readlines()

for line in files:
    os.chdir(line)
    print commands.getoutput('find `pwd` -name "*.txt"')
    # print commands.getoutput('find \`pwd\` -name "*.txt"')

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