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AN COMH-THREURAICHE.
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l)iiineas, biimeis
càirdeas, càirdeis
deireas, deireis
soirl)heas, soirbheis
saibhreas, saibhreis
ciùiiieas, cihineis
iiaimhdeas, naimhdeis
aiteas, aiteis
iiiaitheas, maitheis
pailteas, pailteis
uaigneas, uaigneis
sgeigeas, sgeigeis
cnmeas, cmneis
deineas, dèineis
dìmeas, dìmeis
doirbheas, doirbheis
daibhreas, daibhreis
buaireas, Ijuaireis
tinneas, tinneis
faileas, Mleis
leigheas, leigheis
ruideas, ruideis
sgailleas, sgailleis
suairceas, suairceis
Eisd ri binneas nan eun. Tha aiteas orra
air fad. Tha na li-uain ri ruideas air feadh
na lèanaig. Cha 'n eil dìtli bìdh orra : tha
an saibhreas anns an fheur a tha mu'n cuairt
orra. Tha iad gun naimhdeas d'a chèile. Tha
pailteas ann daibh uile.
Tha cinneas m(5r ann a nis, an dèidh nam
frasan ud. Tha l;)Iàths anns a' ghrèin. Tha
maitheis nàduir fo ar sìiilean air gach taobh.
Seadli : agns far nach faic sinn e, mar an
ceudna. Tha saibhreas aims an loch. Tha
an soirbheas ciùin. An tèid siim am mach
air ? Ma's àill leibh. B' e an gliocas biadh
a thoirt leinn.

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Comh-threòraiche
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.