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ORAN NA COMHACHAIG. 117
'S ma's acras, gur manadh g' a chasgadh —
Fideagan blasda — min blian !
Mu-n cuairt i leis, &c.
ORAN NA COMHACHAIG.
Còig ceithrearnhnan de dh-òran na comhachaig, a bha
gus a nis 'an call-taisg. Fhuair mi 'n ciad thri o Raonull
Dòmhnullacli am an Achadh-nan-Comhaichean ; agus an
dithis eile o DhomhnuU Dòmlmullach a dh' '^ug o chionn
ghoirid 'am Both-Thinidh 's a' Bhràighe.
44.
Bu mhath mo bhuachaille cruidh, "
B'e sid uasal nam fear, —
Bu deacair dliomh tarmus air d' fhuil,
Cha bu dubb, acli aobharrach glan.
45.
Bu mhath mo bharanta-cogaidh,
Ge do thogair mi tigh'n uaithe,
(Gur h-e Eoin a Taigh na creige.)*
O'n a bhagair e mo bbualadh.
'S o'n a bhagair e mi gu teann,
Cho fad 's a mhaireas crann, no clach;
Cha tog mi h-uige mo thriall,
Ni mo 'dh' iarraim dol 'n a theach.
* The site of Mac-Tan's Castle, Glencoe.

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Duanaire
DescriptionCo-thional de dh'ain [sic], de dhuanagan, etc. (nach robh riabh roimhe 'an cl : iar cur cruinn / le Dhnull Mac-Mhuirich. Added title page in English, entitled: An Duanaire : a new collection of Gaelic songs and poems, (never before printed); preface in English.
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Hew Morrison Collection
DescriptionA selection of items from a collection of 320 volumes and 30 pamphlets of literary and religious works in Scottish Gaelic. From the personal library of Hew Morrison, the first City Librarian of Edinburgh.
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.