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How bad the roads are! Cob hoTc ij- rim tia
flisce !
How dirty the roads Cob fal'.vc if rim n<t
are! fli^re!
Do you see that large ?(n ffiriciji viii rec mot*
house ? fim ?•
To whom does it be- Cw <*}i leij- e ?
long ?
What a fine prospect ! Jfbpeg <vh pdbtpc e !
What a noble lake ! Nic aTainn Aii loc e !
Can we get a boat ?. yemip hnn bi’o
• •o’jrijail?
There is a wonderful ci mucAlU iTigahrac
echo here. Ann fo.
Are you tired ? ffmV ru rniji fee ?
Let us return through Cejbem r a}1 Aif rpe
Adair. %rc.ApA.
XL
XI.
Of Cards.
Shall we play cards ?
Are you fond of cards?
What game shall we
play ?
As you please.
Do you play Chess ?
Not very well.
’Tis a favorite old Irish
game.
What shall we play for?
I don’t play high.
n-imeopAmcAjttA-
ba ?
jfuiY ^eh opr Aip
CAftAbA ?
CAme Ah clu^re tf
imeopAm ?
^Oap if niAic let.
^u n-irripip ficiell ?
Ni po hiAit e.
Sen chute’cilef C)pin-
nac f.
Cpeo Aip a mmeop-
Am ?.
Ni impim ipo. ^

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1808 - Uraicecht na Gaedhilge = A grammar of the Gaelic language
DescriptionBy William Halliday. Author's introduction signed: "E. O'C.", i.e. "Edmund O'Connell" (a pseudonym). Dublin : Printed by John Barlow, 1808. Table of Ogham alphabet between pages 178 and 179.
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Books and other items printed in Gaelic from 1801 to 1840
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DescriptionOut-of-copyright books printed in Gaelic between 1631 and 1900. Also some pamphlets and chapbooks. Includes poetry and songs, religious books such as catechisms and hymns, and different editions of the Bible and the Psalms. Also includes the second book ever published in Gaelic in 1631.