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Gur beag do thoil-inntinn,
Do gach ni th' agad fein,
'Nuair a phaigheas tu deacha',
Air son t-each anns an eill,
Gur daoire na 'm màl,
H-uile càin th' ann ad dhèigh.
Ho ro ho, &c.
Tha sannt agus farmud,
Ri anabarr d* ar call,
Mar gu 'm biodh fear fradhairc,
A bruidhinn ri dall,
'N sgeul a dheanar le barail,
Tha e anabarr meallt,
Tha e duiHch rì chunntas,
Co dhiu bhios ann.
Ho ro ho, &c.
'Nuaira ghineadh ar nàisinn,
O Adhamh a's o Eubh,
. Bha sinn uile n-ar braithrean,
'S n-ar cairdean d'a chèir,
Kinn an saoghal ar buaireadh,
'S ioma truaigh tha n-ar dèigh,
Rinn am peacadh ar mealladh,
'S tha e leanailt a,n trèud.
Ho ro ho, &c.
Nach bòidheach am fiamh,
Tha air ianlaidh nan speur,
Ni 'n leaba 's an f hasgath,
'S ar) ceann taisgte fo 'n sgèith,
Tha iad toiHcht na 'n nadur,
Le 'n talanta' fhein ;
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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.