The Celtic Garland of Gaelic Songs and Readings: Translation of Gaelic and English SongsA. MacLaren & sons, 1920 - 353页 |
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... Dh'aom , Soillse ' n Aigh , ... Iehobha Mhoir , le d'Ghairdean Treun , Am Buanaiche , Reul na Sithe , Laoidh , Sith , ... ... PART III . - ORIGINAL GAELIC POETRY . An Ribhinn Alainn , Oran Mulaid , GAELIC . An Gaidheal air Leaba - bais , Dh ...
... Dh'aom , Soillse ' n Aigh , ... Iehobha Mhoir , le d'Ghairdean Treun , Am Buanaiche , Reul na Sithe , Laoidh , Sith , ... ... PART III . - ORIGINAL GAELIC POETRY . An Ribhinn Alainn , Oran Mulaid , GAELIC . An Gaidheal air Leaba - bais , Dh ...
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... dh'fhalbh mo ghràdh - sa le bàt ' na smùid ; Bu luath a ceum ' dol gu tìr na Beurla , ' S tha mi fo éislean air bheagan sunnd . ' S truagh nach robh mi leat thall an Eirinn , Is m'aitribh fhéin an taobh thall de'n chuan , Is dh ...
... dh'fhalbh mo ghràdh - sa le bàt ' na smùid ; Bu luath a ceum ' dol gu tìr na Beurla , ' S tha mi fo éislean air bheagan sunnd . ' S truagh nach robh mi leat thall an Eirinn , Is m'aitribh fhéin an taobh thall de'n chuan , Is dh ...
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... dh'fhalbh , Agus buaidh leis na seòid ! Tha m ' fheasgar - s ' air ciaradh ' S mo ghrian fo na neòil ; Cha ' n fhad gus an crìonar Mo chiabhan fo'n fhòid , Far an caisgear gach pian , ' S an téid crìoch air gach bròn . The homes of our ...
... dh'fhalbh , Agus buaidh leis na seòid ! Tha m ' fheasgar - s ' air ciaradh ' S mo ghrian fo na neòil ; Cha ' n fhad gus an crìonar Mo chiabhan fo'n fhòid , Far an caisgear gach pian , ' S an téid crìoch air gach bròn . The homes of our ...
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... dh ' fhàg sinn , Feadh an fhuinn , nan càrnan fuar ; Dh ' fhalbh ' s cha till na Gàidheil ; Stad an t - àiteach , cur is buain ; Tha stéidh nan làrach tiamhaidh A ' toirt fianuis air ' s ag ràdh , Mar a fhuair ' s a chunnaic mise ...
... dh ' fhàg sinn , Feadh an fhuinn , nan càrnan fuar ; Dh ' fhalbh ' s cha till na Gàidheil ; Stad an t - àiteach , cur is buain ; Tha stéidh nan làrach tiamhaidh A ' toirt fianuis air ' s ag ràdh , Mar a fhuair ' s a chunnaic mise ...
第90页
... dh ' fhalbh i mar a b ' àbhaist dhi agus an ceann na h- uiread làithean fhuaireas marbh i air mullach Sith - chaill- ionn . Tha mu thimcheall lethcheud bliadhna o'na thachair SO . Nuair bha'm feasgar fada , fann , ' Dùnadh stigh air ...
... dh ' fhalbh i mar a b ' àbhaist dhi agus an ceann na h- uiread làithean fhuaireas marbh i air mullach Sith - chaill- ionn . Tha mu thimcheall lethcheud bliadhna o'na thachair SO . Nuair bha'm feasgar fada , fann , ' Dùnadh stigh air ...
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aghaidh àite Aonghas àrd arsa arsa ise Bàn Bard bàrdachd bàta beò Bhàird bhàn bhàrr Bidh bird blàth bòidheach bòrd bràth bright Bring buideal buntàta Calum cattle Celtic ceòl chéile chòir chuala chunnaic chur ciamar còir darling days dear déidh dhà dhachaidh dheanamh dhòmhsa dhuit dìleas Dòmhnull donn Dùghall éirigh eòin fair fàs fhàg fhalbh fheàrr fhéin fhios agam fhreagair fhuair Gaelic Gaidheal Gàidhlig Gàidsear Ghàidhlig gheabh ghleann Gobhainn gone gràdh hand heart hearts Highlanders Iain Lachann làmh làn land latha leam leannan left LIGHICHE love loved maid maiden Màiri math mòr mountain mu'n Muile ne'er never o'er Oban oidhche òran ràinig réidh return ribhinn rium Ruadh rùn Seumas sgìreachd sheep shùil slàn song stigh sùil summer sweet taobh tell thàinig thee théid thòisich thou thoughts thuirt tidings tighinn tìr tric ùrlar
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