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'Nuair a dhuisg mi ghabh mi eagal,
*S e na sheasadh air an ùrlar,
Dh' fheuch am faighinn reidh air falbh e,
Los nach coisninn na lorg diùmba ;
Tha Dughali trom air an Tombaca,
'S tha pailteas deth sin aig Fiùnnla ;
'S o 'n a labhair mi.cho deas ris,
Ghabh e pairt do leith-sgeul DhughailL
iS ann a tha 'n nuaidheachd so cinnteach>
Ged shaoileadh sibhse gur bosd e,
Cha 'n innis mi a neach gu brath e,
Ach do chuideachd araid eolach ;
Cha robh a leithid riamh ri innse,
Eidear an Sithein 's Lag Chòthain,
Co dhiu th' ann breug no firinn,
Sin agaibh mur dh' innse dhomhs e.
Cumha do Shiom' og, Mac Mhic Dhughaill
Mhor-thir, a mhiUeadh ann am bliadhn-
a 1812, le urchair thubaisteach o ghunna
fhein ; Le lain Mac Ghillebhrà, piobaire
fir Ghhnn Aladail.
'S TRic tni tìonndadh am leabaidh,
'S gun mo dhuil ris a chadal,
'S beag an t-iongnadh sud 's m' aigne cho chrait-
'S tric mi, &c. [each

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J. F. Campbell Collection
DescriptionVolumes from a collection of 610 books rich in Highland folklore, Ossianic literature and other Celtic subjects. Many of the books annotated by John Francis Campbell of Islay, who assembled the collection.
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.