Central - EDN | hey unnerstuid onythin ither. | Uighurs | , he gaed on, wad be allooed t |
Central - EDN | n, maist o thaim seemt tae be | Uighurs | , bit on the ither side o Hsie |
Central - EDN | The | Uighurs | didna hae the affrontery tae |
Central - EDN | The | Uighurs | had naethin tae offer in the |
Central - EDN | , bit than they sayed na, the | Uighurs | needit him as a medic, they w |
Central - EDN | uld People an the weemen. The | Uighurs | had aa been pit on hauf ratio |
Central - EDN | ack tae lawbourin aa day. The | Uighurs | didna daur lay hauns on him, |
Central - EDN | a wey tae communicate wi the | Uighurs | as weill’s the Auld People, |
Central - EDN | tae buy some guidwill wi the | Uighurs | . |
Central - EDN | tory wis carved up atween the | Uighurs | an the Chinese. Strangers wis |
Central - EDN | tory wis carved up atween the | Uighurs | an the Chinese. Strangers wis |
Central - EDN | els wis langer nor some o the | Uighurs | , an they were aa built like i |
Central - EDN | lang gullies that some o the | Uighurs | cairried as weill’s thair s |
Central - EDN | Yin o the | Uighurs | claucht Bill rochly by the sh |
Central - EDN | Be midday, maist o the | Uighurs | amangst the freed lawbourers |
Central - EDN | Auld People, bit maist o the | Uighurs | gied him the cauld shoother a |
Central - EDN | n a time,” he sayed, “the | Uighurs | were famous for medicine. The |
Central - EDN | “Gin we happen tae get some | Uighurs | oot, we’re blithe tae let t |
Central - EDN | she askit. “They’re no | Uighurs | , are they?” |
Central - EDN | tae yin o the less ill-willy | Uighurs | the neist day. For some reaso |