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152 DUGHALL CANNANACH^
'S co lioniiihor osnaich aig an Riglr,,
Is aig au neach is isle staid.
Tha sinuclua fein arr ceann g-ach foicf,
Is clorruinn ceangailt' ris g-ach niaith ;
Tlia 'ii ros a fas air drisibh geur,
'S ani pairt a clieil' thti mhil ^s ail' gatht
Ge d^ fhaic thu neach an saibhreas nior,
Na meas a sholas bhi thair chach :
An tobar a'^s gloine chi do shuil,
Tha gruid na iochdar gabhaU tauih ::
Ma chuireas t-anail e na ghhiais,
Le tarruing chabhaig suas a d' bheu?,
Duisgidh an ruaghan dearg a nios,
'S le gaineamh lionaidh e do dheud^
'S ge d' fliaic thu neach an inbhe ard,.
Tha e mar nead am barr na craoibh ;
Gach stoirni a bagradh thilgeadh nuas^
Is e air hiasgadh leis gacb gaoitL
An neacli is fear tha *n saoghal a riar\
Tiia fiaradh eiginn ann na staid,
Nach dean a sheoltachd is a stri,
Am feasd a dhireachadh air fivd.
Mar bliata fìar an aghaidh cheif,
Tlia o shuidheachadh fein doth-chiir^
A reir niar diiirichis tu bharr,
'S co-chinuteach ni thu cam a bhunx

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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.