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•Athais a thilg thu 's i 's a Neonaich,
Nach athach leinn bhi' gun Eolas
*S nach Moa tha finn ann toir eir,
O'r n oige gu'n eug Tinn.
Riafan. &C.
Ofbarr, thu'irt thu ni 's mor b iunadh,
Nach bheil gradh againn do dh' ionnfach',
*S nach pairtich flnn aon ni 's c fionn duinn,
No chluinn finn, re cheile.
Riafan. &c.
Maraon, thu'irt thu, 'nuair a mhùthas
A h aon againn eir a Dhiithaich,
Nach radhnaich c ria tiiintadh,
Thaobh nach fiu a af gne leis.
Riafatu &C.
Dh' airis thu le briotal boilich,
Nach aithne dhuinn e Litir-fholum,
No Chann'ainn ann trie ar Comhradh,
Chuir ann Clo, no leughadh.
Riafan. &c.
Chuir thu h Saradh ann fna Fiantaibh,
Ag aicheadh nach rabh iad riabh ann,
'S gur ni dh' araich finn an fcialachd
Chum ar Miadh a g Sheideadh.
Riafan. Sec.
Thu'irt thu Moran tuille mearachd,
Ach fonaidh na rinn mi airis,
Abhoradh gich Cluais tha h Screamhail
San bheil ceincal eifteachd.
Riafan. &c.
Chuaidh
* Strange, b Curiofity. c To know by experience, d The native
property, e Literary learning. /Oppofition, obftacle. £ To fpread by
report; to found the praife. * Difguftful.
•Athais a thilg thu 's i 's a Neonaich,
Nach athach leinn bhi' gun Eolas
*S nach Moa tha finn ann toir eir,
O'r n oige gu'n eug Tinn.
Riafan. &C.
Ofbarr, thu'irt thu ni 's mor b iunadh,
Nach bheil gradh againn do dh' ionnfach',
*S nach pairtich flnn aon ni 's c fionn duinn,
No chluinn finn, re cheile.
Riafan. &c.
Maraon, thu'irt thu, 'nuair a mhùthas
A h aon againn eir a Dhiithaich,
Nach radhnaich c ria tiiintadh,
Thaobh nach fiu a af gne leis.
Riafatu &C.
Dh' airis thu le briotal boilich,
Nach aithne dhuinn e Litir-fholum,
No Chann'ainn ann trie ar Comhradh,
Chuir ann Clo, no leughadh.
Riafan. &c.
Chuir thu h Saradh ann fna Fiantaibh,
Ag aicheadh nach rabh iad riabh ann,
'S gur ni dh' araich finn an fcialachd
Chum ar Miadh a g Sheideadh.
Riafan. Sec.
Thu'irt thu Moran tuille mearachd,
Ach fonaidh na rinn mi airis,
Abhoradh gich Cluais tha h Screamhail
San bheil ceincal eifteachd.
Riafan. &c.
Chuaidh
* Strange, b Curiofity. c To know by experience, d The native
property, e Literary learning. /Oppofition, obftacle. £ To fpread by
report; to found the praife. * Difguftful.
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| Early Gaelic Book Collections > Hew Morrison Collection > Sean dain, agus orain Ghaidhealach > (194) |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/76658803 |
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| Description | Collection of ancient and modern Gaelic poems and songs, "transmitted from gentlemen in the Highlands of Scotland to the editor". With numerous notes, including musical notations, at several points in text, mainly by William Matheson and including some notes by George McDonell. |
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| Shelfmark | H.M.85 |
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| Description | A selection of items from a collection of 320 volumes and 30 pamphlets of literary and religious works in Scottish Gaelic. From the personal library of Hew Morrison, the first City Librarian of Edinburgh. |
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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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