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PREFACE. 19
of a loftier nature. But, if their fentiments
Ihall coincide with his own, in confidering
them as inimitable in an Englifh verfion,
he will readily defift from the undertaking,
and reft fatisfied with having exerted every
effort in his power, in vain, to refcue from
oblivion the venerable compoGtions of thp
Caleponian Bards,
INTRO,

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Works of the Caledonian bards
DescriptionTranslated from the Galic, / by John Clark, F.S.A. Scot. Translator (author?) named in second edition: John Clark. Purports to be translations from the Gaelic but may be original. cf. Dict. nat. biog. (Clark, John, d. 1807). Preface. -- Introduction to the translations. -- Morduth, an antient heroic poem [by Douthah] -- The Chief of Scarlaw. -- The Chief of Feyglen. -- The cave of Creyla. -- Colmala and Orwi. -- The old bard's wish. -- Duchoil's elegy. -- Sulvina's elegy. -- Oran-Molla. -- The words of woe. -- The approach of summer. -- The antient chief [by Callum Ruadh].
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