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do chumail o olc. Is e Dia a rinn mi :
Is e a làmh a chum suas mi, agus is e
a spiorad a thug tuigse dhomh ; uime
sin bheir mi cliu d'a ainm.
15. — Roimh sgrios thèid uabhar. An
ti a ta fiar 'na chridhe cha'n f haic e
maith. Ge b'e ni olc air son maith cha
dealaich olc r'a thigh. Thig an lundair
gu bhi 'na dhuine bochd. Thèid beul
nan daoine glice gu ceart aìr eòlas.
Tha an duine olc a dhìth eòlais, agus
fear nam breuf]^ a dhìth tuiffse.
fF, fl, sl, fi, sh, st.
1. — Dh' fhàs e balbh. Chlach iad e.
Chuir e dragh orra. Teich air falbh
uam. Tha an slighe garbh. Marbh
a' chaor. Srian laidir. Mart bochd.
Righ maith. Laogh truagli. Gabh
pramh fhois. Ghlac sannt e.
2. — Tachd an luch. Thug e breth
orm. Sreth bheag. Chlisg mi. Chaidh
e an sàs sa' chrè. Mhill thu an obair
Chaidh e fo mo chridhe. Pliill mi
do m' thigh. Dh' f hàs mi sgith au' an
t-slighe. Thilg mi clach air. Bha an
duine boclid. Thrèio; a charaid e.

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Ceud leabhar air son nan sgoilean Gàelach
Description"... a ta air an cumail suas le Comunn Ard-sheanaidh Eaglais na h-Alba". Church of Scotland catechisms.
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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.