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MAC-GRIOGAIR RUADH-SHRUTH.
Tha mulad, tha mulad,
Tha mulad ga m' lionadh,
Tha mulad, bochd, truagh orm,
Nach dual domh chaoidh dhireadli.
Tha mulad, k.
Mu Mhac-Griogair o Ruadh-ishi utli,
D' am bu dual bhi 'n Gleaun-liul/liann
Mu Mhac-Griogair, àc.
Mu Mhac-Griogair nam bratach,
D' am bu tartarach pioban.
Mu Mhac-Griogair, &c.
D' am bu shuaicheantas giubhas,
Ri bruthach ga 'dhireadh.
D' am bu, &c.
Crann caol air dheadh luclidradh,
'S ite dhosach an fhir-eoin.
Crann caol, &c.
Crann caol air dheadh slinaitlieadii,
Cuid de dh-aighear mhic righ e.
Crann caol, &c.
Ann an laimh dheadh Mliic-Mhuirich,
Ga 'chumail reidh, direach.
Ann an laimh, &c.
Ged a bhuail e mi 'm bealach,
Ga m' ghearan cha blii mi.
Ged a, &c.
Ged a dhean iad orm eucoir,
A thi fein co 'ni dhioladh?
Ged a, &c.

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Gaelic songster
Description"... An t-òranaiche: no, Co-thional taghte do òrain ùr agus shean, a' chuid mhòr dhiubh nach robh riamh roimhe ann an clò le Gilleasbuig Mac-na-ceardadh". Compiled and published by Gilleasbuig Mac-na-ceardadh, i.e. Archibald Sinclair.
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Matheson Collection
DescriptionItems from a collection of 170 volumes relating to Gaelic matters. Mainly philological works in the Celtic and some non-Celtic languages. Some books extensively annotated by Angus Matheson, the first Professor of Celtic at Glasgow University.
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.