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OF THE HIGHLAND CLANS.
179
Na'n d-thigeadh tu rithist le d' eiridh,
nan dig-a' tu ri'-ist le dey-ri'
Shouldst thou come again with thy
rising,
Gu'n dubladh natreun mud' bhratich. — That double the number of heroes
gun dubla' na treyn mu d' vra-tich
Beir, etc.
would surround thy standard. —
Beyr, etc.
Thigeadh da mhile a Sleibhte,
hig-e' da vile a sleyvte
'S reisiamaid a Gleanne-garraidh.-
's reys-i-mayd a gleanna-garr-ay'
Beir, etc.
Two thousand would come from Sleat,
And a regiment from Glengarry. —
Beyr, etc.
'S dheanadh gu'n taise leat eiridh, With thee would rise, without timidity,
'3 yena' gun tayse let eyri'
Do chaibtein f hein, Mac-mhic-Ailiean. — Thy own captain, Mac-vie- Aillein. —
do chayb-teyn heyn mac-vic-ayll-en
Beir, etc. Beyr, etc.
Thainig e an tus roi' chach leat, He was the first to join thee before,
hayuig e an tus roy chaoh let
'S cha'n fhailnich e ma thig u thairis. — And will not fail thee, shouldst thou
's cha'n ayl-nich e ma hig u hay-ris come acroSS. —
Beir, etc. Beir, etc.
Le suinn Uidhist agus Mhuideart,
le suynn uy-ist agus vuy-dert
'S Arasaig dhu-ghorm a bharraich.
'3 ara-sayg yu-yorm a varr-aych
Beir, etc.
Ghana, Eige, is Mhorthir —
channa eyge is vor-hir
Do ghaisgeaich chorr do shiol-Aillein.
do yaysg-aych cborr do hi-ol-ayll-eyn
Beir, etc.
With the warriors of Uist and Jloidart,
And green Arisaig of leafy branches. —
Beyr, etc.
Of Cana, Eig, and Morir—
All the surpassing heroes of the race
of Allan. —
Beyr, etc.
'Nam Shir Alisdair 's Mhontros,
nam hir alis-dayr 's vontros
Bu bhocain iad do na gallaibh. —
bu voc-ayn i-ad do na gall-ayv
Beir, etc.
In the time of Sir Alexander and
Montrose,
They were the terror of the strangers.
Beyr, etc.
Dh-fhiach iad latha Inverlochaidh
yi-aoh i-ad la'-a inver-lo-chay'
Gu'n robh iad eolach air lannaibh.-
gun rov i-ad e-o-lach ayr lannayv
Beir, etc.
They showed on the day of Inver-
lochy
That they knew how to wield their
swords. —
Beyr, etc.
179
Na'n d-thigeadh tu rithist le d' eiridh,
nan dig-a' tu ri'-ist le dey-ri'
Shouldst thou come again with thy
rising,
Gu'n dubladh natreun mud' bhratich. — That double the number of heroes
gun dubla' na treyn mu d' vra-tich
Beir, etc.
would surround thy standard. —
Beyr, etc.
Thigeadh da mhile a Sleibhte,
hig-e' da vile a sleyvte
'S reisiamaid a Gleanne-garraidh.-
's reys-i-mayd a gleanna-garr-ay'
Beir, etc.
Two thousand would come from Sleat,
And a regiment from Glengarry. —
Beyr, etc.
'S dheanadh gu'n taise leat eiridh, With thee would rise, without timidity,
'3 yena' gun tayse let eyri'
Do chaibtein f hein, Mac-mhic-Ailiean. — Thy own captain, Mac-vie- Aillein. —
do chayb-teyn heyn mac-vic-ayll-en
Beir, etc. Beyr, etc.
Thainig e an tus roi' chach leat, He was the first to join thee before,
hayuig e an tus roy chaoh let
'S cha'n fhailnich e ma thig u thairis. — And will not fail thee, shouldst thou
's cha'n ayl-nich e ma hig u hay-ris come acroSS. —
Beir, etc. Beir, etc.
Le suinn Uidhist agus Mhuideart,
le suynn uy-ist agus vuy-dert
'S Arasaig dhu-ghorm a bharraich.
'3 ara-sayg yu-yorm a varr-aych
Beir, etc.
Ghana, Eige, is Mhorthir —
channa eyge is vor-hir
Do ghaisgeaich chorr do shiol-Aillein.
do yaysg-aych cborr do hi-ol-ayll-eyn
Beir, etc.
With the warriors of Uist and Jloidart,
And green Arisaig of leafy branches. —
Beyr, etc.
Of Cana, Eig, and Morir—
All the surpassing heroes of the race
of Allan. —
Beyr, etc.
'Nam Shir Alisdair 's Mhontros,
nam hir alis-dayr 's vontros
Bu bhocain iad do na gallaibh. —
bu voc-ayn i-ad do na gall-ayv
Beir, etc.
In the time of Sir Alexander and
Montrose,
They were the terror of the strangers.
Beyr, etc.
Dh-fhiach iad latha Inverlochaidh
yi-aoh i-ad la'-a inver-lo-chay'
Gu'n robh iad eolach air lannaibh.-
gun rov i-ad e-o-lach ayr lannayv
Beir, etc.
They showed on the day of Inver-
lochy
That they knew how to wield their
swords. —
Beyr, etc.
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Early Gaelic Book Collections > Blair Collection > Treatise on the language, poetry, and music of the Highland clans > (191) |
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Description | A 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. |
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Description | Selected 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. |
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