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Sa ghriaa a tearn fo sge belnn arlair.
IIi iur bho no h uir eil, kc.
Fhir.a shiubhleas uainn thair a bhealeach,
'i'hoir uam soià gu taobh loch erachd,
Gu beann udalmaiì am bi n eiUd,
Gu braigh aa sgulain s gu loch an t shearrich,
Belr uam soiri dh ionnsudh an t sheann rui ih,
Carn an an udair is a n scalain,
An t aonach mor tha am braidh na h airi,
S gu m bann do m dhuchas na luban bana.
Oran le matriiead Ghrigarach do haihrcan.
Lulneog.
Thug orinan o gur muladh mi
S gur fad a an tim on tha mi an-eibhinn,
Ged rachinn dh innseadh gach trloblaid h air m inntin.
Ba dochaluchd mi-ruin le spid tholrt beum dhomh.
Luchd na n crldheachan fionnar,
Sna h inntin neo-thairis,
Tha an cuideachd alg baile,
Gun dol an na h eilan,
Cha n eisd iad ri m ealidh,
Cha ìeir leo mo ghearain,
Cha luig iad mo smalan,
Cha d aithnich iad fein e,
Thug oirnan o, &c.

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Co-chruinneach dh'òrain thaghte Ghàeleach
Description… nach robh riamh roimh ann clo-buala les an ughdar Donncha Mac Intoisich. Songs in Gaelic with one song in English. "... songs are chiefly the composition of Margaret M’Gregor, ... and of Duncan M’Gregor, ..."--P. [iii]
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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.