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GHAIDHEÀLACH.
O GUR BRONACH M' ANAM FO SPROCHD.
Le Seujias Muxro.
FoNN— " Dheanaiìin sìogradh ris an nigh'n duibh.
Seisd : — giu- brònach m' auam fo sproclid,
Blio'n a dh'fhògradli uam mo leannan !
guv brùuach m' aigue gun chlos !
Tha mo chridhe troui, fo èislean,
'S cian an t-èibhneas orm air aineol,
O gur brònach, etc.
Bho'n a chaidh mo rùn uam fhuadach,
, Chaidh mo shuaimhneas orm am mearachd.
O giir brònach, etc.
'N uaii- a dh'èii-eas mi gur cràiteach
Mi fo phràmh a' caoidh mo leannain.
O gur brònach, etc.
'N uair a ghabhas mi gu tàmh
Cha chlos is gnàth leam ach a' chaii-is.
O giir bròuach, etc.
Pv'igli, cha b' ionami m' fhonn 'n uair b' àbhaist
Dbomh bhi mànran ris an aiimir.
O gur brònach, etc.
'S i an cluain gu daingean dliith rium
Air fraoch ùr nan cùii-nean meala.
gur brònach, etc.
Ach tha gruaim a' bhròin air sgaoileadh
Bho'n a thrèig mo ghaol am fearann.
O gur brònach, etc.
Och 's e 'm bròn is cèile dhòmh-sa
Bho'n a chaill mi 'n òg-bhean cheanail.
O gur brònach, etc.

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Gaelic songster
DescriptionAn t-anaiche: no, Co-thional taghte do ain agus shean, a' chuid mh dhiubh nach robh riamh roimhe ann an cl/ le Gilleasbuig Mac-na-ceardadh.
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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.