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362 DÌON OIDHGHE
Eadar chrè agus innich,
Eadar bharr agus bhonn
[chreat
Eadar sùil agus suimir,
Eadar chas agus cheann ;
Eadar fhear agus bhean,
Eadar bhean agus chlann ;
Eadar òg agus shean,
Eadar òigh agus mann : [manng ?
Pailteas bithidh,
Pailteas dibhidh,
Pailteas lighidh,
Pailteas leann ;
Mòran maoine,
Mòran aoibhich,
Mòran dhaoine,
Mòran saoghail
Daonnan ann :
Eadar churaidh agus cliar,
Eadar chrè agus chrann ; [chreat
Eadar uidhim agus iall,
Eadar bhac agus bhann ;
Eadar ghin agus ghineil,
Eadar bhean agus chlann ;
Eadar òg agus innich,
Eadar òigh agus mann.

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Carmina gadelica
Description"Hymns and incantations with illustrative notes on words, rites, and customs, dying and obsolete orally collected in the Highlands and islands of Scotland and translated into English by Alexander Carmichael". Volume 3 only. (Volumes 3-4, translated and edited by James Carmichael Watson from the author’s unfinished manuscripts, published 1940-41.)
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