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Leab-ìimse buar nan geum,
Cha robli mo roinn diubh'n dè le càch*
Mar a fhuair 's a chunnaic mise,
Thoir am fios so thun a' Bhàird.
Tha mìltean sprèidh air faichean,
'S caoii'ich gheal air creaehain fhraoicli,
'S na fèidh air stùcan fàsail,
Far nach traaillear làr na gaoith,
An sìolach fiadhaich neartmhor,
Fliuch le dealt na h-oiteig thhVth,
Mar a fhuair 's a chunnaic mise,
Thoir am fios so thun a' Bhàird.
Tha'n còmhnard 's coirean garbhlaich,
Cùrs' na fairg' 's gach gràiiinseach rèidh,
Le buaidhean blàthas na h-iarmailt,
Mar a dh' iarramaid gu lèir,
Tha'n t-seamair fhiadhain 's neòinein,
Air na lòintean feòir fo'm blàth,
Mar a fhuah' 's a chimnaic mise,
Thoii' am fios so thun a' Bhàird.
Na caochain fhìor-uisg' luath,
A' tighinn a nuas o chùl nam màm,
Bho lochain ghlan gun ruadhan,
Air na cruachan fad' o'n tràigh,
Far an òl am fiadh a phailteas,
'S bòidheach ealtan lach 'g'an snàmh,
Mar a fhuair 's a chumiaic mLse,
Thoir am fios so thun a' Bhàird.
Tha Bogha-mòr an t-sàile,
Mar a bha le reachd bith-bhuan,
A' mòrachd maise nàduir,
'S a' cheann-àrd ri tuinn a' chuain,
Jlr. Blair resigned his farm at Martimas, 1863.

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Gaelic songster
DescriptionAn t-anaiche: no, Co-thional taghte do ain agus shean, a' chuid mh dhiubh nach robh riamh roimhe ann an cl/ le Gilleasbuig Mac-na-ceardadh.
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DescriptionVolumes from a collection of 610 books rich in Highland folklore, Ossianic literature and other Celtic subjects. Many of the books annotated by John Francis Campbell of Islay, who assembled the collection.
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