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IRIOSLACHADH CHRIOSDA. 23
riiuair iad cuibht' 'us am Firean
'Bliiodli 'g an diteadli nan eucoir. — .
Clia do chumadh fo chis e
Leis an righ sin dha'n geillear ;
Moch Di-luain tliug E buaidh air,
'S as an uaigh rinn E eiridh.
As an iiaigh rinn E eiridh,
'S e gun chreuchdan, gun leon air ;
Cliuir E 'cliaoraich ri 'clieile,
'S ri 'ghutli dh'eisd iad le solas.
Cliaidh. E suas mar-ri Athair,
'S sliuidh E'n catliair na glorach j
'S tha E 'cuireadh g'a ionnsaidh
Cinnicli 's lubhaicli 'n a throcair
IRIOSLACHADH CHRIOSDA
EiRiCH, anaim neo-bhasmlioir,
Seall an aird ris an Triatli
'Cheannaich coir dhuit air aite
'N tir an aidli mar-ri Dia.
Racli a dli'ionnsaidh Chalbliari,
'S cbi thu, ard air an t-sliabb,
Far'n do cbuireadb gu bas E,
'S iad ga aicbeadh gun cbiall.
Ged a bba E bho Shion-uidheachd
Anns an rioghacbd bu mho,
Cha do dhiult E le tamailt
Tigh'nn g'a arach le oigh. —

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Dàin spioradail
Description"... le Iain Mac-Gilleain ; maille ri beagan de laoidhean Mhic Griogair, nach robh gus a so air an clò-bhualadh". Hymns by John MacLean and others.
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Blair Collection
DescriptionA selection of books from a collection of more than 500 titles, mostly on religious and literary topics. Also includes some material dealing with other Celtic languages and societies. Collection created towards the end of the 19th century by Lady Evelyn Stewart Murray.
Early Gaelic Book Collections
DescriptionSelected items from five 'Special and Named Printed Collections'. Includes books in Gaelic and other Celtic languages, works about the Gaels, their languages, literature, culture and history.