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MACKELLAR. . 127
Thig- an t-am aii d' tliig mac De,
Creidibh sud gur sgeula fior ;
Le miltidh mil' do dh' ainglibh treun,
Tlioirt oirnne breith a reir ar gniomli.
xyiL
'N shi seinnear an trompaid gu h-ard,
Leis na h-ainglibh 's aille snuagh ;
Eiridh na mairbh an aird o'n uir,
*S bheir e cuntas uaith an cuan.
XVIIL
Liubhraidli gach uaigh na fhuair i fein,
*S cha bhi neach do'n treud air chall ;
Nochdar iad uir am fiadlmuis De,
'S e mhac fein is breitheamh ann.
XIX.
Bithidh iadsan soilleir an sin,
Mar sholus dealrach an dreach ; ^
Thig Criosd iian coinneadh le geau,
*S bidli sith an comann nam flath.
XX.
Ni thu 'n sin tearbadh air gach neach,
'S dionaidh tu o*n fheirg na's leat,
'Mhead 's tha air au dearbhadh dhuit,
Cuirear iad fo dhion do blirat.
XXI.
Cuirear na gabhair^air do laimh chli,
Chum triall gu priosan a'bhroin ;
Druidear suas, 's gur cruaidh an sgejl,
Flaitheanas De air an sroin.

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Laoidheadair Gaelic na òrain spioradail
DescriptionLe ughdairean eagsamhail ; to which is added, short tracts on the Reformation : the invasions of Coll Macdonnell, of Argyleshire - and also by Alexander his son, in conjunction with the Atholonians.
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Hew Morrison Collection
DescriptionA selection of items from a collection of 320 volumes and 30 pamphlets of literary and religious works in Scottish Gaelic. From the personal library of Hew Morrison, the first City Librarian of Edinburgh.
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.