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11.
lOLAIRE LOCH-TREIG.
Bha, roimhe seo, seann iolaire mhor a' tàmh
an Aird-mheadhoin Loch-Trèig, far am
minig a bha a seòrsa. Bha i hath leis an
aois, bho'n a bu chuimhne leatha fhèin ;
is bha i, uime sin, an dùil gu'm b 'i crèutair
bu shine bha beò ri 'linn. Ach an earalas
nach faodadh a comh-aois a bhi mairionn an
àit-eigin, chuir i roimhpe, an ciad chothrom
a gheibheadh i, sgrìob a thoirt air chuairt.
Bliadhna a bha 'n sin, thainig an aon
Oidhche-Bhealltuinn a b' f huaire dh' f hairich
no chunnaic i riamh, agus smaoinich i gu'm
bu mhath an leithsgeul di e air a rùn-falaich
a chur an gnlomh ; agus 'sa mhaduinn
mhoich Latha-Bealltuinn sin fhèin, seach
latha sam bith, mu'n do bhlais na h-eòin
eile an t-uisge, togar oirre air cheann a
turuis.

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Daoine sidhe is uirsgeulan eile
DescriptionAir an cur an eagar le una, inghean fhir na pairce / na aealbhan o laimh Chatrna Chamaroin is Raoghnailt Ainslie Ghrannd Dubh. Gaelic fairy tales by Winifred M. Parker. Illustrated by Katherine Cameron, R.S.W., and Rachel Ainslie Grant Duff.
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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.