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Dh' eìreadh sud a»s lari' Anndrum,
Mar ri Tearlach an Teannsgail,
'N Righ ga 'n greasad a nall dhuinn a Erinn.'
Dh^ eireadh sud, &c.
Na 'm biodh amhuch Rigb Deorsa,
Ann an lamhan Chlann DonuiU,
Gheibheadh i togha maith corcaich no stc^inne.
Na m bìodh, Scc.
Na 'm biodh lamh an fhir ruaigh ort,
Bha mo raoghainnse 'n uachdar,
Gun aon duin' bhi mu 'n cuairt duibh le cheile.
Na 'm biodh, &c.
Am blar Chop fhuair thu 'n t-urram,
Bu cheann feadhn* thair gach duin' thu,
'S ann a shamlaich iad uil' thu ri Clèibhir.
Am blar Chop, &c.
'S tu gu 'n cuireadh droch sheol,
Fo champa Righ Deorsa,
'N ceann 's na casan 's na botainn gu leir dia.
'S tu gu 'n cuiradh, &c.
Bidh e laidir g' ar congnadh,
Duntuilm le Chlann Donuill,
Thig Sir Alasdair mor oirnn a Sleibhte.
Bidh e laidir, &c.
Thig MacMhic Ailein a Muideart,
]\Iac Mhic Alasdair Chnòideart,
'S Mac Mhic Uaoghnuill cha soradh ìeis eiridh.
Thig Mac Mhic Ailein, &c.
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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.