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'S12 TIGHMORA.
DUAN VII.
Bhrosniuch sud di siubhal gu sliabh :
Thog i bogha fo 's iosal
Gu dol mar-ri laoch nan sgiath : ,
Do 'n ainnìr luidh dùbhra air Atha,
'Nuair a shiubhladh an gaisgeach gu gnìomh. 215
O cheud sruthan aonaich na h-oidhche
Thaom siol Alnecma sios.
Chualas sgiath chaismeachd an righ j
Mhosgail an anam gu stri ;
Bha 'n siubhal am farum nan lann 220
Gu Ulh'n, talamh nan crann.
Bhuail Sonnmor air uairibh an sgiath,
Ceann-feadhna nam borb thriath.
^Nan dèigh lean Sùil-àluinn
Air aomadh nanvfras ; 225
Bu sholus is* air aonach,
'Nuair thaom iad air gleanntaibh glas ;
Tha 'ceuman flathail air lom,
'Nuair thog iad ri aghaidh nan tom ;
B'eagal di sealladh an righ 230
A dli'fhàg i 'n Atha nam frìth.
'Nuair dh'èirich farum nam beum
Agus thaom iad sa' chèile sa' chath,
Loisg Sonnmor mar theine nan speur ;
Thàinig Sùil-àluinn nam flath, 235
> A folt sgaoilte san qsnaLj
A h-anam ag ospairn m' an righ.
Dh'aom e *n strì mu rùn nan laoch :
Theich nàmhaid fo dhùbhra nan speur ;
Luidh Cluanf hear gun fhuil, 240
Gun fhuil air tigh caol gun leus.

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