. A birthday book : in Gaelic and English : selected from "Ossian", Sheriff Nicolson's "Proverbs," and other sources. for ever fare you well! E. Buchcman, frovi D. Ban. 163 August 1 Shoulder to shoulder they had fought ;Who more loving than the men so brave ? Chaidh iad taobh ri taobh air ghleus,Co b annsa na fir bu treun. Fingal 1. a poor friendship that must be constantly suarach an cà irdeas a dh f heumas a shiòr cheannach. What is more plenteous than the grass à Dewâthere are many drops on one grass blade. Ciod is liònmhoire na m feur ? Tha an drùchd. Tha ioma boin
. A birthday book : in Gaelic and English : selected from "Ossian", Sheriff Nicolson's "Proverbs," and other sources. for ever fare you well! E. Buchcman, frovi D. Ban. 163 August 1 Shoulder to shoulder they had fought ;Who more loving than the men so brave ? Chaidh iad taobh ri taobh air ghleus,Co b annsa na fir bu treun. Fingal 1. a poor friendship that must be constantly suarach an cà irdeas a dh f heumas a shiòr cheannach. What is more plenteous than the grass à Dewâthere are many drops on one grass blade. Ciod is liònmhoire na m feur ? Tha an drùchd. Tha ioma boinne air gach Questions. chooser has often taken the minic a thagh fear-rogha diù. iil/usi 1 sit beside the cold, clear spring, While shadow-waves go coursing oer the heath ; silence is in the empty glens,Heavy the sigh, and heavier the thought. Tha mi m shuidh aig fuaran fuarTuinn dhorch n an ruaig s an sà mhchair s a ghleann, s e faoin,S trom an osna, s truime smaoint. Carrie groan is heavier than the truime chnead na n eallach. 164. August 4 In dreams thou shalt be clearly seen. Their thoughts will be glad in the sleep which restores tothem their loved one. Chitear thu n aisliug gu d thrian. Bi dh an smaointean aoibhneach s an t-shuain dh aisigeas,an luaidh gu m beachd. Short lived is all rule, but the rule of gèarr gach reachd ach riaghailt Dhe. Au(/ud 0 Why were our souls so close entwined,Why so fast bound our hearts %And why art thou torn from me I left in sadness all alone % Com an robh ar crldh air an sniomh co dlù n ar com 1 Is com a spiùnadh thusa uam, S an d f hà gadh mise gu truagh trùm 1 Bargo The house is dark, but the heart is n tidi dorcha, ach an cridhe soilleir. Aug ad 6 These things pierced my heart; Though I had ever deemed That in me dwelt no heart of flesh, But one of holly-spikesâall over clad in steel.
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