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TUILLEADH DHUILLEAG
AR CEUD TURUS GU CÀRN A' PHRIONNSA AN
DÈIGH DHA 'BHI CRÌOCHNAICHTE.
Baile-Mhoireil,
An nuodhamh latha deug de 'n Chèiiein, 1863.
Chaidh mise 'us Eileag agus an t-Ollamh Eobastanach
a mach anns a' charbad bheag. Bha Dònull Stiùbhard
'an ceann an eich (cha robh lain Brùn gu math) agus
bha an Granntach 'n ar dèigh.
Eàinig sinn an Càrn air mullach Creag Lùragain.
Is e Carragh breagha barra-chaol a th' ann, air a thogail
gu snasail de chloich granite, gun aol idir. Tha an
sgrìobhadh air a ghearradh gu grinn agus air a dheadh
chur air. Tha rathad math air a dheanamh gu mullach
a' chnuic.
TUEUS GU BLAE-ATHULL AXN AN 1863.
Baile-JIhoireil,
Dimàirt, an còigeamh latha deug de mhìos
meadhoin an Phoghair, 1863.
Aig fichead mionaid roimh ochd ràinig sinii Peairt,
far an do ghabh sinn ar tràth-maidne, agus an d' fhuair
sinn sinn fhein 'ath-sgeadachadh. Aig fichead mionaid
'au deigh naoi, dh' fhalbh mi le Eileag, Augusta Bruce,
agus Seanalair Grey, gu dol gu Blàr-Athull ; chaidh sinn
seacliad air Dùii-Chaillinu — àite nach faca sinn bho 'n

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Tuilleadh dhuilleag bho m' leabhar-latha mu chunntas mo bheatha anns a' Ghaidhealtachd
DescriptionBho 1862 gu 1882.
ShelfmarkOss.274
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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.