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'N uair b' fhileant' bhriathra' mhinisteirj
A fiosrachadh mu 'r truailleachd ;
Bha mise coimhead durachdach,
Na seirc tha d' shùil neo-luaiaach.
Mo chaileag, &c,
Cha suaimhneas oidhch' air leabaidh dhomhj
Ga t-f haicinn ann am bruadar ;
'S am Biobull fein cha laimhsich mi,
Gun t-iomha' ghraidh ga 'm bhuaireadh.
Mo chaileag, &c.
Ged shuidheas Clèir na tire leam,
'S mi sgriobhadh dhoibh le luath-laimh ;
*S ann bhios mo smuainte diomhaireach,
AÌK Sìne dhonn a chuach-fhuilt.
Mo chaileag, &c.
»S caoin a seang slios furanach,
Neo-churi * a ceim uallach ;
Tha 'gairdean ban gle chumacbdail ;
"S deud lurach n' a beul guamach.
Mo chaileag, &c.
'S ro fhaicilleach 'n a comhradh i,
Gun sgilm, gun sgleo, na tuaiieas ;
Gur flathail coiseachd sraide i,
Air bheagan stàit na guaineis.
Mo chaileag, &c.
Ged bheireadh Deorsa aite dhomh,
Cho ard 's a tha measg uaislean ;
* Neo-churi'— .Gentle.

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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.