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XXVII.
•Tru dfònuicli thu dhom sìth
S gu minich thu gu reidh
Na peaid'-.l.'i nun mo leòn
Och, ockoin, a Dhe.
Och. ockòiu, &c.
àrsaìdheachd— inveteracj-, as e.g., in sin : arsaidheachd
bhur peacaidhean.
In XIV. i raijwe, undoubtedly— miadh ; the adj-
niiadhail is pronounced " miavail " in Iv'orth Invemesa.
shire, and in many districts.
CEOSANACHD DE GHNE CHOMHLU-
ADAIE EADAR A CHOLANN SAN
T-ANAM, DO RINNEADH LEIS AN
SGEIOBHAIR.
I.
a' CHOLANN.
Cliualas guth air uilaaduiun
S mi m' cliadal a'm' òuar.
AN T-ANAM
Cha'n i 'choir a th' agad
Bhi laiohi" fad Di-Domhnuich.
CHOIi —
Dh'eirich mi gu h-agach
Na m' aigne ma b'fhiòr dhomhs
Co seo ni tagair orm
Leis an teagasg nòs.
Thuirt guth s e freagair —
T-ANAM —
Mis' an t-asam uasal
Na gabh fiamh na eagla
Romh mo theagasg nos [nuas].
XXVII.
•Tru dfònuicli thu dhom sìth
S gu minich thu gu reidh
Na peaid'-.l.'i nun mo leòn
Och, ockoin, a Dhe.
Och. ockòiu, &c.
àrsaìdheachd— inveteracj-, as e.g., in sin : arsaidheachd
bhur peacaidhean.
In XIV. i raijwe, undoubtedly— miadh ; the adj-
niiadhail is pronounced " miavail " in Iv'orth Invemesa.
shire, and in many districts.
CEOSANACHD DE GHNE CHOMHLU-
ADAIE EADAR A CHOLANN SAN
T-ANAM, DO RINNEADH LEIS AN
SGEIOBHAIR.
I.
a' CHOLANN.
Cliualas guth air uilaaduiun
S mi m' cliadal a'm' òuar.
AN T-ANAM
Cha'n i 'choir a th' agad
Bhi laiohi" fad Di-Domhnuich.
CHOIi —
Dh'eirich mi gu h-agach
Na m' aigne ma b'fhiòr dhomhs
Co seo ni tagair orm
Leis an teagasg nòs.
Thuirt guth s e freagair —
T-ANAM —
Mis' an t-asam uasal
Na gabh fiamh na eagla
Romh mo theagasg nos [nuas].
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Early Gaelic Book Collections > Hew Morrison Collection > Leabhar Nan Gleann > (276) |
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Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/76890923 |
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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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