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Peleac'h craa ho tillad
sul?
Evit hc (lad en deiiz
kanv.
Kenavezo dirswener
CONVKRSATÏO.NS
Où sont vos hubils du di-
manche ?
Il est en deuil de son père.
À vendredi.
mimmmu mm.
DILLAD EUR VAOL'EZ.
Dematid, Mac'harit.
Diskouez d'iti da losten ,
da losten verr,da boen-
chen, da gorf-broz, da
gorken , da Justin.
Selu hi aze ha va c'hoef
ivcz , va jobelinen , va
gOTizougen ha va za-
vancher.
Sell ! pateled da davan-
cher a zo denteJezet
tro-war-dro.
1 a, briniden va zavancher
a zo denlelezet ha va
zaleden ive.
Ha gwelet a rez - le va
spillou arc^aniet hag
mmiï OiALOGlE.
HABILLEMENT D UNE FEMME.
Jionjoiir, Marguerite.
Montre-moi la jupe , ton
coliilon, la jupe de des-
sous^ ton corset à man-
ches cl ton corset sa7is
manches.
Les voilà et ma coifj'e
aussi , ma coiffe de
dessus , ma collerette
et mon tablier.
Peste ! la bavette de ton
tablier est garnie de
dentelles.
Oui , la bavette de mon
tablier est garnie de
dentelles et mon ban-
deau ausyi.
VoiS'tu mes épingles ar-
gentées et dorées y ma

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Nouvelles conversations en breton et en français
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Blair Collection
DescriptionA selection of books from a collection of more than 500 titles, mostly on religious and literary topics. Also includes some material dealing with other Celtic languages and societies. Collection created towards the end of the 19th century by Lady Evelyn Stewart Murray.
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.