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CAOMH-MHALA. 29
HIDEALAN.
Tha shluagh nise sgaoilt* air a' bheinn ; 90
Cha chluinn iad guth an trèin ni 's mò !
CAOxMH-MHALA.
BruaiUean air an raon a'd' dhèigh,
Cunnart dhuit f'èin, a righ mhòir ;
Do 'n uaigh 133. biodhiÌQOQr 4? cheum,
Biodh aon òigh a'd' dhèigh fo bhròn j 95
Biodh i mar Chaomh-mhala fo cheò,
Làn do dheoir an laithibh a h-òige.
C' ar son a dh'innis thu dhomh fèin,
Gu 'n thuit mo ghaisgeach treun sa' bhlàr Pj
Bhiodh mo dhìiil r'a thilleadh o 'n bheinn ; 100
Chithinn e fèin air craig no còmhnard j
ShaoiHnn gu'm b'i chraobh mo laoch,
A* tighinn le faoibh o 'n bhlàr ;
Chluinninn a stoc anns a' ghaoith,
Bhiodh siubhal baoth air taobh nam beann. 105
Tha mise deurach gun bhi thall
Air bruaich Charuinn nan sruth mall ;
An sin bhiodh mo dheoir gu tlà
Air gruaidh an t-sàir a tha gun tuar.
HIDEALAN.
Air bruaich cha 'n'eil an laoch : 1 10
Air ard an f hraoich nise togar 'uaigh.
Seall, a ghealach, o neul caoin ;
Biodh do sholus caol air cruaich,
Gu 'm faic an Làmh-sheal a saol
Am boillsge faoin a' mhàile chruaidh. 115

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