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GLEANINGS FROM IRISH MANUSCRIPTS
3. Leat do cumadh an teach thall
tú an saor do ullmhaigh iofrann
la na hainfine is tú tig
s as tú an tairngire táinig
4. Tú óghdhacht mín-bhronn Muire
tú an diadhacht fuil dhaonnaidhe
tú an tí do caitheadh far gcóir
tú an rí as t*athair í n-éan-ghlóir
1. Bí fúm a Mhic ar mo mhuin
bí a dhúileamhuin am dheaghuidh
bí romham a rí neamhdha
bí thoram a thighearna
2. Turrn am béal bí am theangaidh ,
gabh chugam am chuisleannaibh
ling am chluasaibh s am chridhe
a fhinn uasail ainglidhe
3. Gion gur cubhaidh a rí ruibh
bheith n-a ionamhail d*adhbhaidh
a chnú chroidhe mo chroidhe
gan tú am chroidhe a gcomhnuidhe
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♦ O Curry manuscript folio in Maynooth College Library
entitled " Miscellaneous Poems.'* This poem has been printed
literatim from the manuscript in the " Catholic Bulletin " for
December, 1916.
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Gleanings from Irish manuscripts
Description2nd edition, with additional matter. Irish text and English translation, English preliminaries and notes.
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