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c'ar son a rinn tliii mar so oirnn ? feueli, blia
fatliair agus mise gu brònach ga d'iarraidh.
49 Agus thubhairt esan riu,»C"'ar son a blia
sibli ga ni' iarraidh ì nach robli fhios agaibh
c;u"'ni bu choir dhorali-sa bhi ann an tigh m"*
Athar?
50 Agus cha do thuig iadsan an ni a labhair
e riu.
51 Agus chaidli e sios maille riu, agus
thàinig e gu Nasaret, agus bha e iimhal doibli:
ach ghleidli a mbàthair na nithe sin uile ""na
cridhe.
52 Agus thàinig losa air aghaidh ann an
gliocas agus am meudachd, agus ann an deadh-
ghean aig Dia, agus aig daoinibh.
Marcus xv.
1 Agus air ball sa"* mliaduinn chum na
h-àrd-shagairt maille ris na seanairibh, agus na
sgriobliaichibh, agus a' chomhairle gu li-iom-
lan, comhairle, agus air dhoibh losa a cheangal,
thug iad leo e, agus thug iad thairis e do Philat.
2 Agus dli't'hiosraich Pilat deth, An tusa
righ nan ludhach ? Agus . air freagairt dha,
thubhairt e ris, thubhairt thu e.
o Agus chuir na h-àrd-shagairt mòran do
nithibli as a leth : ach cha do fhreagair esan
aon ni.
4 Agus chuir Pilat a ris ceisd air, ag ràdh,
Nach freagair thu ni sam bith ? feuch cia lion
nithe air am bheil iad sin a' toirt fianuis a\r
ao-haidh.

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Gaelic spelling book
DescriptionGaelic, with notes 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.