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Gach là sios le srann 'us gach la suas le deann
Tre-n t-Sliogach iis blionn phreas-an-ordain.
O theid sinn, tlieid sinn, &c.
'S deagh fliearanii ùr, a rinneadh le mor sliaotli'r
Blio cliiiiai bhlaran fraoicli, agiis mointicli,
'Us iomadli letliead cniaidh, blia riamli gu seo, gun^
Le og-gliiubbas uain air cliomlidacli, [bhuaidh
O tlieid sinn, theid sinn, &c.
Deoilidh sinn as ùr, gaotli is athar ciir,
Bbeir slaint agiis surd dhuinn, a's solas,
Ar cairdean blieir dhninn, aran cais agus im,
'S deoch laidir de-n dram, agus ceol leis.
O theid sinn, theid sinn, &c.
Ged tha siun an coin, a noclid o ar tlr,
'S o'r caomh chairdean gaoil, 'us sean eolaich,
Olaid'i sinn le ruin, deagh shlainte dhaibh gachaon.
Is buaidh do dha thaobb Caolas Dhornaich.
O theid sinn, theid sinn, &c.
ORAN BHRAIGH EUISGICH. -"
LE IAIN MAC-DHUGHAIL, GLEANN URCHUDAINN.
Ged is socrach mo leabaidh,
Cha'n e cadal tha shiiirt orm ;
B 'amis' bhi siiainnt' aim am breacan,
'N iiibhir ghlaiceagan Ruisgich ;
lior\ hu-ill, horo !
B ';vnus' i>hi suainnt' an am breacan,
'N inbhir glihiiceagan Ruisgich,
riie bar.) com t>s*cil ilii.s song in Edinbursh, where he died and'
Was buried.
Gach là sios le srann 'us gach la suas le deann
Tre-n t-Sliogach iis blionn phreas-an-ordain.
O theid sinn, tlieid sinn, &c.
'S deagh fliearanii ùr, a rinneadh le mor sliaotli'r
Blio cliiiiai bhlaran fraoicli, agiis mointicli,
'Us iomadli letliead cniaidh, blia riamli gu seo, gun^
Le og-gliiubbas uain air cliomlidacli, [bhuaidh
O tlieid sinn, theid sinn, &c.
Deoilidh sinn as ùr, gaotli is athar ciir,
Bbeir slaint agiis surd dhuinn, a's solas,
Ar cairdean blieir dhninn, aran cais agus im,
'S deoch laidir de-n dram, agus ceol leis.
O theid sinn, theid sinn, &c.
Ged tha siun an coin, a noclid o ar tlr,
'S o'r caomh chairdean gaoil, 'us sean eolaich,
Olaid'i sinn le ruin, deagh shlainte dhaibh gachaon.
Is buaidh do dha thaobb Caolas Dhornaich.
O theid sinn, theid sinn, &c.
ORAN BHRAIGH EUISGICH. -"
LE IAIN MAC-DHUGHAIL, GLEANN URCHUDAINN.
Ged is socrach mo leabaidh,
Cha'n e cadal tha shiiirt orm ;
B 'amis' bhi siiainnt' aim am breacan,
'N iiibhir ghlaiceagan Ruisgich ;
lior\ hu-ill, horo !
B ';vnus' i>hi suainnt' an am breacan,
'N inbhir glihiiceagan Ruisgich,
riie bar.) com t>s*cil ilii.s song in Edinbursh, where he died and'
Was buried.
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| Early Gaelic Book Collections > Hew Morrison Collection > Filidh Gaidhealach, or, The Highland minstrel > (106) |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/82527806 |
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| Description | A collection of the most popular ancient and modern songs of the Gael of Scotland. |
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| Shelfmark | H.M.248 |
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| Description | A selection of items from a collection of 320 volumes and 30 pamphlets of literary and religious works in Scottish Gaelic. From the personal library of Hew Morrison, the first City Librarian of Edinburgh. |
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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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