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BRITISH TRADITION'S.
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catches deer by speed. Clarsneachd Mhaith, who
hears the grass grow. ToiN Chruaidh, who is found
clearing a field of stones by sitting on them. Cuimse
DlREACH, the marksman who is found with a gun at his
eye aiming at a bird in Eirinn ; and Bolagam Mor
Great Gulp, who is found swilling a lake, and spouting
And he laid his head on her lap, and she div».-ol his hair.
it out again. They all join " the widow's son," and
sail in a ship which could go over mountain or sea,
Muir na Monadh, which is like Arthur's ship, and they
go to win a king's daughter, and do win her by feats.
Nimble shanks runs a race with " nighean dubh na
luideag," the black girl of the clouts, to try who could
first take a bottle of water from the green well that was
about the heaps of the deep. " Tobar uaine thu 'n
iomal torra domhain," the keen eared man, hears all the
plans, the swift man is enticed into falling asleep, and
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catches deer by speed. Clarsneachd Mhaith, who
hears the grass grow. ToiN Chruaidh, who is found
clearing a field of stones by sitting on them. Cuimse
DlREACH, the marksman who is found with a gun at his
eye aiming at a bird in Eirinn ; and Bolagam Mor
Great Gulp, who is found swilling a lake, and spouting
And he laid his head on her lap, and she div».-ol his hair.
it out again. They all join " the widow's son," and
sail in a ship which could go over mountain or sea,
Muir na Monadh, which is like Arthur's ship, and they
go to win a king's daughter, and do win her by feats.
Nimble shanks runs a race with " nighean dubh na
luideag," the black girl of the clouts, to try who could
first take a bottle of water from the green well that was
about the heaps of the deep. " Tobar uaine thu 'n
iomal torra domhain," the keen eared man, hears all the
plans, the swift man is enticed into falling asleep, and
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Early Gaelic Book Collections > Matheson Collection > Popular tales of the west Highlands > Volume 4 > (275) |
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Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/81490357 |
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Description | Volume IV. |
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Shelfmark | Mat.77 |
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Description | Items from a collection of 170 volumes relating to Gaelic matters. Mainly philological works in the Celtic and some non-Celtic languages. Some books extensively annotated by Angus Matheson, the first Professor of Celtic at Glasgow University. |
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Description | Selected 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. |
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