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BHATAICHEAN NA FEINNE. ^
Aig Druim-dcalg, na Druim-deaJachaidh, am Iraigh Earra-ghaidheal,
ainm a tha freagarrach do 'n aite, do brigh gu 'm bhril an sin da mha-
ihair uisge, aon diubh a' del calg-dhireach 'ion aird an iar do 'n fhairge
aig Sruth-Laoire (ris an ahair iad a nis a Chona-thuil. ;) agus an t-itisg'
eile dolsan aird' an ear do 'n fhairge, eadar Peairt agus Dundeaich : san
aite so thug Fionnjleagh do ckinn-fheadhnna na Feinne, agvs do mkoran
d'a uaislibh; ach bha dithis d'a Ghaisgich, Raoine agus Ailde, do nack
d' thvg e cuireadh. Air dhoibhse Jios fhaotainn gu 'n d'fhuair maithean
na Feinne cvirm, ghabh iad e na tharcuis, agiis thug iad boid gu 'm fa"
gadh iad teaghlach Fhinn, agus gu 'n cogadh iad le High Lochlann na
agkaidh, gus an deanadh iad dioghaltas air Fionn agus air a mhuinntir
an lorg an eas-urram afhuair iad. Chuir an da lacch leoghannta, ard->
intinneach so an luirichean 's an airm ghaisge ann an long no curach,
sheol iad gu Lochlann, chaidh iad air an aghaidh gu cathair na Beirbhe,
agus dh' innis iad ciod a bha nan run. Thug Righ Lochlann dl-bheatha
dhoibh le greadhnachas agus mor shubhachas, dheasuich e cuirm dhoibh,
agus i'inn iad fasdadh bliadhna ris. Bha Ailde na laoch maiseach agus
deas-chainnteach ; mar lecghann curanta an amfeirge, 's mar mhaighd-»
inn stuaime bhinn-ghuthach an am sith. Ghabh Ban-righ Lochlainn
gaol air; roghnaich i an Gaidheal treun so air thoiseach air Earragan
agus 'uile shaibhreas, a thalla, agus a rioghachd, Ghluais i le Ailde
agus le Raoine o leabuidh an righ, agus thainig iad air an ais do Alba,
agusfhuair iad cairdcas a Fhionn.
Chruinnich Earragan uile chinn-fheadhna a rioghachd, agus 'airmail-
tean gu leir, thainig e le feachd lionmhor gu cogadh ri Fionn 's ra chui-
deacMa. Ckachdadh suairc a bha aig Fionn do ghnaih, thairg e duais
no cumha da righ Lochlann agas pilleadh an iith. Bhuilt Earragan

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Original collection of the poems of Ossian, Orrann, Ulin, and other bards, who flourished in the same age
DescriptionCollected and edited by Hugh and John M'Callum. (Copy at Cam.1.d.29)
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