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LAOIDH CXIII. i02
I Ar naimhdean millidh e.
Is ni e bas a sgrios ;
làonaidh e phobull feiii
Le teas-ghradh is aoibhneas ;
Togaibh ur ciidh, 's ur guth do ghnà ;
Bibb ait, a naoimh, bibh ait gu biàth.
Bibh ait ann dochas maith,
Tha los' am breitbeamh teach d ;
Is bheir e ieis a chlann
Gu 'n dacbaidh shior gu beaf^hd :
Togaibh ur cndh, \ ur guth do ghna ;
Bibh ait, a naoimh, biblx ait gu bràth.
LAOIDH CXIII.
Aohhar aoibhneas. Phil. iv. 4. Isa. xxv. IQ.
^ /^ Gheugaibh seihch, thugaibh nuas
V^ Ur clarsaichean, a naoimh ;
Gu h ard gu mola gradh gun chrioch,
.^einiiibh d' ar Sian' ear caoinh ;
2 Ged' tha sibh nis an dùthaich cheiii,
'S dlu sibh d' ur dachaidh ard,
'S am meal sibh lath' raclul trhiasmhor
Dhe,
Air feadh gach linn gu biath.
3 Bi ghras uil' f hogh' nteach air urign,
Dpi trid an f hasaich chruaidh ;
j; . Is nitli' tha Idthair no ri teachd,
Cha s^ar gu bràth bibh uaidb.

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Laoidhean o'n scrioptur naomha; chum bhi air an seinn ann an Aora' Dhe
DescriptionA collection of Gaelic hymns, for the worship of God / by D. Dewar.
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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.