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AN COMH-THKEORAICHE.
lus, luSclll
clag, dagan
tuagh, tuaghan
lag, lao;an
fras, frasan
tonn, tonnan
clach, clachan
cas, casan
preas, preasan
cruach, cmachan
cnùth, cnùthan
beus, beusan
pòg, pògan
spòg, spògan
rann, rannan
meall, meallan
Cuir ort do bhròwin
pìol), pìolian
l:)ruach, bruachan
bas, l)asan
l)ròg, brògan
slat, slatan
glas, glasan
ròs, ròsan
creag, ci-eagan
leac, leacan
eas, easan
cleas, cleasan
cnap, cnapan
cròg, crògan
cluais, cluasan
cearc, cearcan
Ijeachd, beachdan
aiTus theid sinn ani
mach tacan. Tha an fhras ann. Cha "n eil.
Tha na frasan air Uiol)h thall an locha.
Is l)eachd leam fèin nach bi iad fada thall.
Nacli b' fhèarr dluiit do chleòca thoirt leat ?
Tha mise dol a thoirt m' fhear-sa leam, co-
dhiìibh : cha'n eil e trom ri ghiìilan
Nach grinn na lusan a tha a' fàs air
bruachan an alltain ! Is grinn ; ach is fèarr
leam na ròsan a tha a' fàs air na preasan a
tha thall fo ua creagan.

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DescriptionLe Calum Mac Pharlain.
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Blair Collection
DescriptionA selection of books from a collection of more than 500 titles, mostly on religious and literary topics. Also includes some material dealing with other Celtic languages and societies. Collection created towards the end of the 19th century by Lady Evelyn Stewart Murray.
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.