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AN COMH-THREÒRAICHE. 37
Is ionglinadli leaiii feiii nacli rol)h ani fìdhlear
agiis an greiisaich còmhla riii. Bha am fìdhlear
a' chiich agus an tàillear a' dannsadh. " Uair
air mhisg agus uair air uisg'," ars an seanfhacal.
Saoil am bheil tail)hsearan ann anns an linn
so ? Tha an ceistear ag ràdh nach eil agus nach
robh riamh — gu'm bu chluipearan air fad iadsan
a bha gabhail orra bhi 'nan tail)hsearan. Bha
an cuairtear an so an de, agus tha esan ag ràdh
gu'm b' aithne dha fèin taibhsear : agus is
sgoilear agus seann saighdear an cuairtear còir.
Chuir am màidsear fìidar agus peilear anns
an t-sean chuilbliear. Sheas e 'san àilear agus
loisg e air sionnaeh a bha sèapadh air ftdbh aig
cìil a' ghàraidh. Cha d' amais e air an sionnach
a thilgeadh ; ach thug e chsgeadh air na
lìuaikearan. Bha sgaoimear as a' bhail^ mh(5r
a' còmhradh riu aig an àm, agus cha mhòr nach
deach e am breishch.
Cuu' an tuagh air an t-samhaich cheirt.
Ge fad an duan ruigea^ a chaann.
Is bràthair do 'n amadan an t-amhlair.
Tha e cho Ijodhar ri cloich.
Clachan Ijeaga dol an ìochdar is clachan
m(')ra dol an uachdar.

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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.