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38. iMar f hear-faire ann an Sion
Bba e tairis, ro dhileas ;
Bha 'n Eaglais daonnan air 'iniitinn,
Ocli ! bu dlìith i d'a cliridh-san ;
Bha e trenhhach mar mhìHdh
Sheasamh aobhar na firitui ;
Bu mhòr a chìiram san tiom so,
Nuair tlia a nairahdean a stri ritli',
'S iad 'ga cumail am priosan le h-àrdan,
39. A mhaighstir lain ro ghaolaicli,
Is mìsde sinne bhi d' f liaonais,
Bu mhòr an taic thu do'n aobhar
Fhad 's a bha thu san t-saoghal,
Bha thu dileas dhuinn daonnan,
Do chridhe farsuinn a' taomadh
Le L\n do ghràidh do chloinn daolne
A tha 'nan ciomaich fo dhaorsa :
Bha thu gniomhach ri saothair mu 'n s.àiute.
40. Bha thu treun agus scairteil,
An aobhar Dhe bha thu gaisgeil,
Mar leòmhann, duineil, neo-ghealtach,
A dh-aindeoin cunnart a thachradh ;
Bha thu eudmhar ro scaiteach,
Nan chiinnteadh teagasg neo-cheart leat ;
Oir b' fhuath leat teagasgan slapach,
Us briathran fuar iar an ath-teogh',
Us diadhachd * Chuiòheasach fliasant' an là so.
* JModerate Divinitv.

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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.