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Dorlach Laoidhean
do Sgriobhadh le Donnchadh Mac Rath,
1688
I.
Crosanachd* Ghille-Bhrighde.
1 . Tniagh cor chloinn Adhaimh ;
Aimhghlic ceàrd a' chomhlainn* ;
Diombuan doibh an deagh-riaradh,*
Glòir dhìomhain an domhnain.*
2. An-aoibhneas, 's e fàth an tùrsa ;
Tòic bhochd na beatha-s'* ;
Theid an seal sin seach
Mar ghaothaibh ri cur ceathach.
3. Ni'm bheO unnt'* ach lasair,
No litir air lic-eighre,
No brùchd shoininn shiùbhlaich
Air tùirleum bho thòime.*
4. Tniagh, truagh do'n ti mhealas
Mil breig is beag toradh ;
Blàth diombuan an domhain,
Gnè dliiombuaidh 'na dheaghaidh.
5. Mairg do gheibh an glòir-s' ;
Gèarr a mhaireas a' mheadhair ;
Bidh iad caoin fa'n* comhair ;
Pian 'nan deidh dhlioghmhar.*
6. Ce* nis neart Shamsoin,
No saothair lorcuU leatsa* ?
Neart Choin-chuUainn chreat-ghil* ?
Ce Ector no Aicheall ?

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Lamh-sgrìobhainn Mhic Rath
Description"Dorlach laoidhean do sgrìobhadh le Donnchadh MacRath, 1688", anns an dà leabharan a tha aig an am so an leabhar-lann Oilthigh Ghlascho; agus iad an so air an litreacheadh an dà chuid a réir gnàths Dhonnchaidh agus gnáths coitcheann an latha 'n diugh, le Calum MacPhàrlain. (Published by Malcolm C. MacLeod, 183 Blackness Road, Dundee.)
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Ossian Collection
DescriptionSelected books from the Ossian Collection of 327 volumes, originally assembled by J. Norman Methven of Perth. Different editions and translations of James MacPherson's epic poem 'Ossian', some with a map of the 'Kingdom of Connor'. Also secondary material relating to Ossianic poetry and the Ossian controversy.
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.