Blair Collection > Treas leabhar Gaedhilge

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are not cunning. 8. Hail! (lit. it is thy life) is it
thou who art there {in it) ? 9. It is I who am
here {in this), it is true that I am here. 10. (The)
love of my heart (art) thou.
Ex. V. — 1. You are {hab.) there {yonder)
often. 2. Teig says that they are {do be) in
the town every day. 3. He is not there, but he
is {hab.) in that house every week. 4. Are you
(usually) healthy ? 5. I usually have {there is {hab.)
with me) good health, thanks (be) to {with) God.
6. They are not always well. 7. He {assertive) is
a rich man now, and he is generous, as are his
brothers. 8. You are {sing.) sick now, but you are
not {hab.) ailing. 9. A fool has luck {there is {hab.)
luck on a fool). 10. If you are poor, be patient.
Ex. VI. — 1. Whether (» it) me, is it you,
is it he ? 2. (// is) not we, not you, not they.
3. Is it not {neg. int.) he, is it not she, is it not
they ? 4. Whether (is it) you who are there ?
5. It is thou who art there. 6. Am I not a fine
man ? 7. You are not a bad man {not bad the man
thou). 8. Are they not fine men? 9. It is they
who are there. 10. Is she not a pretty woman?
{Is it not pretty the woman she ?)
Ex. VII. — 1. Is not this a fine day ? {whether
not fine the day it this ?) 2. It is a fine day in-
deed. {Is fine the day it.) 3. This morning is fine.
if. Brian is a good man ; Mary is a good woman.
y It is better late than never. 6. If {it is) slow
it is sure, the vengeance of God. 7. It is better
prudence than strength. 8. Better (is) the
?ood which is than the good which was. 9. You
say that better (is) the good which is than the