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Luidh a ghrian air Beinn-Ibheis,
'S chite rionnag 's na speuran ;
Solfa 'n d' aontaich Nic DhughaiU,
Mise, am Brunach a thrèigsinn.
Ach na 'm bithinns' aig Dunolla,
'S cho chomasach a's deonach ;
Bheirte la Chuileodair,
Mu 'n do chuir iad air bord thu.
O ! gun bhi ann ad dhuthaich,
'S buidheann a Bhrunaich o Chomhal leam
'S air an turas ud mur baai'chinn,
Bheirte 'n uaigh dhomh mar phorsan.
Oir ged tha mise falamh,
Tha mi fallain deas ogail,
"S cha choimeas mi ri d' cheil-'sa,
Tha na èiginn fo 'n loinidh.
'S gar an d' fhuair mi chum arain,
Ach m' ealdhain a's m' fhoghlum ;
Fhad *sa mhaireas an saoghal,
Bidh daoine 'm feum bhrogan.
Nis cba phos mi ri m' lathaibh,
Dubh-chail' air son storais
'S co i thoilcheas mi na deigh-sa,
'S deas a theid i na brogan.
Coig bliadhna o 'n uin' ud.
Chrath am Brunach am bron deth ;
A's phos e piuthar do Nic Dhughaill ud^
^ lion i shiuilean 'sa sholas.

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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.