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AN COMH-THREÒRAICHE. 41
C(') tha cuniail an tighe so ? Diiine measail, is
e mo bharail. Is tii fcin a tha 'ga ràdli,
Dhìighaill. Thàinig thu car tràthail anns a'
bhliadhna. Cò a bha fàgail an tighe nuair a
bha mi teachd mu cheud slait bho'n dorus —
duine àrd, flatliail, smachdail ? B'e sud niaor na
luiiige a tha anns a' chala an ceartair — Griogair,
mac Mòr na Cruaiche. Tha e air dol sìos chun
na luinge.
Is cuimhne leam feiii nuair a, lìlia e 'na
l)halachan casruisgte, ceannruisgte. Is e mo
bharail fèin gu'm l)u ch(')ir do Mh(:')ir a bhi mor
as a mac. Tha e caomhail dith f(3Ìn, agus
ceanail is modhail ris gach neach. Tha e 'na
dhuine sìirdail, l)eaclidail, tìirail. Nacli l)u dual
da sin ? Ma 's fìor Clann (Ihriogair, is rioghail
aii dream. Siii na tlia iad a' cumail ani macli
co-dhiùbh.
Cha'n fhaodar a' l)hò a reic agus a bainne 51.
Bidh meas air math nuair a chaiUear e.

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Comh-threòraiche
DescriptionLe Calum Mac Pharlain.
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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.