Books and other items printed in Gaelic from 1801 to 1840 > Earail dhurachdach do pheacaich neo-iompaichte

AN CLAR-INNSIDH.
Taobh-duilltig.
V^uirk' teann do pheacaich gu pille' ri DiA chum bhi air
an fabhala' , 15
Caib. I—A' feuchainn ciod anns nach 'eil iompacha' aig
co-fheafamh ; is a ceartacha' cuid mhearachdan m' a
thiomchioU 20
Caib. II.—Ciod ann fam bheil iompacha' ag co-fheafamh 30
Caib. III.—Gur eigin iompacha' no bafacha' 76
Caib. IV.—Comharan na muinntir neo-iompaichte .... 116
Caib. V —Truaighe na muinntir nto-iompaichte 144
Caib. VI.—Seolai' gu iompacha' 179
Caib. Vfl.—Argumainte gu iompacha' 211
Co-dhunadh an iomlain - 228
Earail araid do cheannarta' theaghlaicheaa 240
N. B. In the following flieets, the quiefcent dh at the end
of word.s, is generally omitted, when the next words begin with
a confonant.—This abbreviation (which never effeft- the root
or etymology of the word,) is often marked with an apoftrophe,
efpfcially near the beginning, that fuch as have' been in the life
of feeing thofe letters, might be at no lofs till they are become
familiar to. the want of them. The rule of caol ri caol has like-
wife been laid afide in compound words, which can but feldom
admit of it. A few other alteration- (which it would perhaps
be too much to make at once,) would Amplify the Gaelic or¬
thography, and bring it to a near correfpondence with the
pronunciation. *