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32 AN COMH-THREÒHAICHE.
Nach liiath a dh' fhuaraich a' ghaoth ?
Mhothaich nii siii. Ach ni i l)làthachadh
mu'n tig crìocli air an latha. Is math a thiorm-
aich a' ghaoth agus a' ghrian am feur. Bithidh
e làn chaoinichte am màireach ma mhaireas an
tm^adh — ni a tha gle choltach.
Seall mar a tha bàta Eoghain air a luchd-
achadh. Is math gu'm Ijheil an latha ciiiin. Tha
i luchdaichte tuilleadh is trom, gu dearbh. Is
beachd leamsa gu 'n grunnaich i a' teachd a
steach gu port mu'n ruig i tìr.
Tha an uchdach 'gad shàrachadh, mo ghille
beag. Leigidh sinn ar sgìos car tacain. Tha a'
ghaoth a nis air lasachadh. Nuair ruigeas sinn
an seann tùr cuiridh sinn an àird a' bhratach a
rithis. Tlia i àrdaichte cheauR. C6 a rinn a
h-àrdachadh? Cuid de na balaich is dòcha. Sud
agad na h-ìnghneagan 'gar lorgachadh suas am
l)ruthach. Nach i Peigi Chaluim a tha sgead-
aichte gu rìomhach ?
Is tric a bheothruch srad bheag teine uku'.
Cha 'n iad na ro-chleirich is fòarr.
Is cuagach ceartas an eucoirich.
Is leasg an leisgean dol a laighe ; agus is
seachd lei.sgo leis èirigh.

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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.