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116 THE FERNAIG MANUSCRIPT.
cheill ead lea shoile iiach*^ chailc cad ni stuo
Ha AV™ fo vroine da neildran
Sgir ea mj van-oile ga ba . lea eùnij fer ha no ])hairt.
Gir fajr ghujne mir hare j sugrig
Mi j^erj sho gho chjt teintie na sloire
Er staidie fo choi gi htifoile* *husoi]e 'Ì
Agas glainichiii cist lea cannichin beore
Fainigh doigh slajnt nuin*i orh
Ach i ghainoin j skloj held j njmbirds j flo
Is yeiihir derrig gigh skeole gin sum
Svo chaj ea neish, nj lughk pairts i rejt
La chi ead, ead fein j couindoirt
Hig W™ ga brass Hasshin cr aish
Snagh vrrju ea hessii Wunsie
Ratreut en- gi tean** Vrettin go chailo
Rj Shemis no chainord bofiyne
Kea reist bi poire chuir eish er n chor
Heirr leofimbs gir doj ghaj ciibigg
Sbihi Mahj fo eamb, uouhre hig ead slio naile
Cha ghavir voh meen mir oule
Bhihi chiiig gi Icir, agas Levjn j peine
Is Craford j deish j squirsie
M'^Cellen si Chlain j teanie nj laiih
€ha tairjn j chajn vo duchis
Bihi Forbessich boghk ik Grantich gi noght
Fo chossii nj nolk da spuljg
Bihi Kinig VKy • si Mraihi ga kijh
Teihig nj gijh go geulan
Bihi Daj) beg Doxiyn, gin nerrose gin noCihn''
Si chinig gi trounie da chursig
1 Bihi Tearle shin Chatt si veavill gi kair<
Sea tryle tairshjne as di new land
Ha kjjn'^ eyhin or j vajre, ro veyrrigh i drast
Ra eynhighk cha nand go curt daj
Zeuh ead style lughk fajle, tk eyrrighk gnn ?'eayg
Vo Vejdin nach* hajntich shursich
' Bi'dh larla sin Chat 's e niiamhail gu ccart
'S e triall tarsainn as do Neip Land.
[M<tri:inn'm.'\
cheill ead lea shoile iiach*^ chailc cad ni stuo
Ha AV™ fo vroine da neildran
Sgir ea mj van-oile ga ba . lea eùnij fer ha no ])hairt.
Gir fajr ghujne mir hare j sugrig
Mi j^erj sho gho chjt teintie na sloire
Er staidie fo choi gi htifoile* *husoi]e 'Ì
Agas glainichiii cist lea cannichin beore
Fainigh doigh slajnt nuin*i orh
Ach i ghainoin j skloj held j njmbirds j flo
Is yeiihir derrig gigh skeole gin sum
Svo chaj ea neish, nj lughk pairts i rejt
La chi ead, ead fein j couindoirt
Hig W™ ga brass Hasshin cr aish
Snagh vrrju ea hessii Wunsie
Ratreut en- gi tean** Vrettin go chailo
Rj Shemis no chainord bofiyne
Kea reist bi poire chuir eish er n chor
Heirr leofimbs gir doj ghaj ciibigg
Sbihi Mahj fo eamb, uouhre hig ead slio naile
Cha ghavir voh meen mir oule
Bhihi chiiig gi Icir, agas Levjn j peine
Is Craford j deish j squirsie
M'^Cellen si Chlain j teanie nj laiih
€ha tairjn j chajn vo duchis
Bihi Forbessich boghk ik Grantich gi noght
Fo chossii nj nolk da spuljg
Bihi Kinig VKy • si Mraihi ga kijh
Teihig nj gijh go geulan
Bihi Daj) beg Doxiyn, gin nerrose gin noCihn''
Si chinig gi trounie da chursig
1 Bihi Tearle shin Chatt si veavill gi kair<
Sea tryle tairshjne as di new land
Ha kjjn'^ eyhin or j vajre, ro veyrrigh i drast
Ra eynhighk cha nand go curt daj
Zeuh ead style lughk fajle, tk eyrrighk gnn ?'eayg
Vo Vejdin nach* hajntich shursich
' Bi'dh larla sin Chat 's e niiamhail gu ccart
'S e triall tarsainn as do Neip Land.
[M<tri:inn'm.'\
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Early Gaelic Book Collections > Ossian Collection > Reliquiae Celticae > Volume 2 > (128) |
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Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/81688316 |
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Description | Vol. II. |
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Shelfmark | Oss.288 |
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Description | Selected books from the Ossian Collection of 327 volumes, originally assembled by J. Norman Methven of Perth. Different editions and translations of James MacPherson's epic poem 'Ossian', some with a map of the 'Kingdom of Connor'. Also secondary material relating to Ossianic poetry and the Ossian controversy. |
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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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