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| Nusiret | left him there, bit afore lan |
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| Nusiret | leant back against the wagon. |
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| Nusiret | gied him a fierce leuk. |
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| Nusiret | gied him a dig wi a fuit. “ |
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| Nusiret | turnt her back at that an wad |
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lenched and gollert for Bill. | Nusiret | catched Bill’s ee an shuk h |
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an the rest surroondit Bill. | Nusiret | sayed menacingly, in perfeck |
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e door bein lockit ahint him. | Nusiret | stuid wi his back tae a bogey |
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beeriet his heid in his erms. | Nusiret | |
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ant in different condeetions. | Nusiret | wis nervous aboot it, bit, as |
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bit he didna forget aboot it. | Nusiret | wis inclint tae hain the seed |
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an, that wad been deefferent. | Nusiret | micht be capable o pu’in af |
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last and only link wi the rw. | Nusiret | cudna unnerstaun whit wey he |
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we’re aa weemen,” replied | Nusiret | . “Some medical man you are. |
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wi an unhealthy colour, cried | Nusiret | , wha spake the Auld Langage f |
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“William,” sayed | Nusiret | , “if ye’re born a wumman |
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William is taislin,” sayed | Nusiret | . “Bit we did get a couple o |
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“Naither,” sayed | Nusiret | in the ilk saicont. IIkane re |
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in the mine. Yin o thaim held | Nusiret | while the ithers got his buit |
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acause nae ither body wad hae | Nusiret | as a halper. Sin he wisna phe |
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ket o seeds an haundit it tae | Nusiret | . “Here it is, an guid luck |
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Bill’s relationship wi | Nusiret | wis transformt. It wis haurd |
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is kept. He fund hissel facin | Nusiret | an hauf a dizzen ithers. He h |
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ana man’s jaicket made. Gin | Nusiret | had geckit him, Derry cud gec |
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na turnt up, Ah wis relyin on | Nusiret | for tae smuggle me oot in a p |
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At least some o | Nusiret | ’s baun had revertit tae bei |
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alistic. He hatit tae think o | Nusiret | oot there. He tried no tae. B |
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thing wis, he ayweys dreamt o | Nusiret | as a man. He felt mair comfor |
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omin up tae thaim. “This is | Nusiret | ,” Bill introduced the newco |
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, than Beatrice speirt, “Is | Nusiret | a man’s name or a wumman’ |
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which he considert flingin at | Nusiret | wi a suitable expletive, exce |
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gest gaun tae the doctor, bit | Nusiret | gied him a moothfu o abuse in |
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ple in the mine had protectit | Nusiret | an her baun - gin fundie wee |
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“Sae ye see,” | Nusiret | gaed on mair calmly, “efter |
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“Ah’m needin yer halp,” | Nusiret | telt him. “We’re gaun tae |
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“Ayallar Sheher,” | Nusiret | repeatit in Uighur, “the ce |
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“Sae whit dae ye ken?” | Nusiret | demandit again. |