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20. Is tearc ri f haùtainn san eaglais,
'Saii taobh tuath no 's taobh deas uani,
Fear ni àit'-san a sheasamh,
Anns gach ni mar bha esan :
Bha e dileas ro sheasmhach,
Air taobh na firinn 's a' cheartais ;
Riiibh cha d'rinneadh leis feachdadh,
O'n t-soisgeul fhior-ghlan gun roheasgadh,
Thug e fuath do gach mearachd saobh-chràbhach.
27- Cha b'aithne dhomhsa a leithid
Ann am eòlas, ri m' latha,
A rachadh roimhe aig labhairt
Air obair gràis anns an anam ;
Bha bheachdan soilleur us fallain,
r>ho fhocal De iar an tarruinu,
Bha thuigse fosgailte, farsuinn,
Gu nithibh diomhair a ghlacadli,
B'eòl da 'n cruinneachd a sgaradh o'n chàithleach.
28. Bu gheur fradharc a shlil-san,
'S grad a chitheadh e 'm mìithadh
Eadar fior us feall-chùineadh,
Ann an coslas ge dlùth iad ;
Dbeanadh esan glan rùsgadh
Air gach cealgaireachd dhùbailt,
Agus rannsachadh sgrìidach
Air gach cluainearachd lùbaich,
Aii gach cuilbheart us gnùis-mhealladh breuyach

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Marbh-rann do'n Urramach Iain Ceanaideach
DescriptionMinistear an-t-soisgeil a bha ann an sgireachd Chill-Earnain ann an Siorramachd Rois / le Donnchadh Blarach.
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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.