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^uith air beart mì-ghnathaicht,
Mo nighean, &c.
Tha mo dhochas anns an ard Righ,
'N Righ a thighin thair sail oirnn,
*S gu'n reitich sibh White Hall da,
Mo Mhalai bheag 9.
Oran do Shir Eachunn, Mac Illeain
Dhuiìhairt, 'nuair a chualas gu 'n robh e ri
fuireach anns an Fhraing.
Le lain Mac Ailein 'lc lain 'Ic Ailein 'Jc Illeain.
Fonn. Fhir a bhata na ho ro èile, &c.
SfJISD.
Faill ill ho ro, tha sinn fo mhulad,
Tha ar cridii mur luaidh air truimead ;
Fath ar cali 's ar campair uile,
An ^tads' tha thall air ceann na 'm Muileach.
Tlia mi 'm chadal 's gur tim dhomh dusgadh,,
Mu Shir Eachunn na 'n lann's na 'n luireach ;
Gu bheil do chairdean fo mhoran curam,
Nach faic iad sabhailt air lar do dhuthch thu.
Faill ill ho ro, &c.
'S truagh na sgèoil so tha daoine 'g radhainn,
'Sa teachd a nall air pheann 's air phaipeir,
Gu 'n d' thainig finid air gniomh ro airid,
Air cinneach rioghail, fior ghUc statail.
Faill iU iio ro, &c.

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Description"Clo-bhuailte air son an ùghdair", i.e. printed for the author (Patrick Turner).
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J. F. Campbell Collection
DescriptionVolumes from a collection of 610 books rich in Highland folklore, Ossianic literature and other Celtic subjects. Many of the books annotated by John Francis Campbell of Islay, who assembled the collection.
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.