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CAOMH-MHALA. 31
FIONNGHAL.
Togaibhs* a blieula nan dàn ; 140
Togaibh gu h-ard am blàr aig Carunn :
Theich Caracul, 's a shluagh om' lainn j
Theich e thall thar raoin an ardain.
A ghaisgich mar dhealain air shabh,
Tha sgeadachadh tannais na h-oidhche, 145
*S e *g aomadh ro* ghaoith o'n iar,
'S a' choille chiar mu 'n cuairt a* boiUsge*.
Chualam guth nan aiteal thall
O thaobh nan carn 's am fiar-ghhnn f'èin,
Ban-shealgair Ardbheinn, an i th' ann, 150^
Nighean làmh-gheal Sharno thrèin ?
Amhairc o d* charraig, mo rùn ;
Chiinneam do ghuth ciuin, a Chaomh-mhal*.
CAOMH.MHALA.
Tog mise gu còs do shuaine,
Og ghaisgich, a fhuair mo ghràdh. 155
FIONNGHAL.
Thigsa fèin gu còs mo shuauie ;
Sgaoil na stoirm, tha grian air an raon.
Thigsa, òigh, gu còs mo shuaine,
Bhaa-shealgair nam fuar-bheann faoin.
CAOMH-MHALA.
Thill e fèin, is thill a chHu ! 1 60
'S e làmh mo rùin 's mo thrèin a th' ann I
Luidheamsa sìos air a chùl,
Gus an tiU m' anam anaìl
O eagal tha snàmh mu *n cuairt.

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