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ARGUMENT.
FiNGAL difpatches Offian and Tofcar to raife a ftone, on the banks of the ftream of
Crona, to perpetuate the memory of a viflory, which he had obtained in that
place. When they were employed in that work, Car-ul, a neighbouring chief, in-
vited them to a feaft. — They went : and Tofcar fell defperately in love with Colna-
dona, the daughter of Car-ul. Colna-dona became no lefs enamoured of Tofcar.
An incident, at a hunting- party, brings their loves to a happy ifTue.

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DescriptionTogether with several other poems, composed by Ossian, the son of Fingal. / Translated from the Galic language, by James Macpherson..
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