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le sin gii 'm bi sibh air ur neartachadh ann an
aghaidh chlisgeadh o dhroch bhuaireannaibh,
gu 'm si sibh " a' toirt tuillidh agus buaidh trid
Chriosd a ghràdhaich sibh." Kom. viii. 37.
Seadh ! Mo chàirdean gràdhach ! " Cumaibh
gu daingean an samhladh bhriathar fallain so.'
A pharanndan ! cumaibh e, agus cleachdaibh gu
dichiollach 's le ùrnuigh e 'n ur teaghlaichibh.
A luchd-teagaisg ! cumaibh e agus cleachdaibh
gu dichiollach 's le iirnuigh e 'n ur sgoiltibh.
Oigridh luachmhor a choi-thionail ! mu' m
bheil solas orm gu 'r fiosrach mi gu bheil e
aguibh o'm cheasnachadh oirbh gach bliadhna,
cumaibh-se 'n ur cuimhne e agus iarraibh a bhi
air an athailteachadh air ur cridheachaibh f irin-
nean an t-Soisgeil a tha cho saibhir 's cho soillear
air an teagasg ann.
Earbam uile sibh ris an Ti sin a tha comasach
air bhur gleidheadh o thuisleadh agus bhur cur
gu neò-lochdach an lathair a ghlòire le h-
aoibhneas ro mhòr." Amen. lud. 24.
L
H. de J. Pillans, Printers, 12 Thistle Street.

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Cumail gu daingean samhladh bhriathar falla
Description"... searmoin". Sermons of William Muir translated from English.
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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.