. Un libro di compleanno : in gaelico e in inglese : selezionato da 'Ossian', 'Proverbi' di Sheriff Nicolson,' e altre fonti. lls sui lati della montagna, quando il sole rompe attraverso la nuvola. Tha do ghuth cho caoin ri clàrsaich thall,D fhocal taitneach mar an drùchd,Thuiteas ciuin air raoin nan sliabh,N uair hriseas a ghrian o mhùig. Fingal 5.Proverb.Black come è il corvo, pensa che il suo pollo fair.GE dubh am fitheach, è geal leis isean. Luglio 20 qui non ha trovato alcuna amicizia stinted. Era il mio compagno in inseguimento. L'erica era l'arboraggio di entrambi. Fhuair e càirdeas nach bu ghann ;BHA m astar s an t

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. A birthday book : in Gaelic and English : selected from "Ossian", Sheriff Nicolson's "Proverbs, " and other sources. lls on mountain sides, When the sun breaks through the cloud. Tha do ghuth cho caoin ri clàrsaich thall, D fhocal taitneach mar an drùchd, Thuiteas ciuin air raoin nan sliabh, N uair hhriseas a ghrian o mhùig. Fingal 5.Proverb.Black as is the raven, he thinks his chicken fair.Ge dubh am fitheach, is geal leis isean. July 20 No stinted friendship here he found. He was my comrade in the chase. The heather was the harbourage of both. Fhuair e càirdeas nach bu ghann ;Bha m astar s an t-seilg leis an laoch, B àros faraon dhuinn am fraoch. Fingal:Proverb.Tis when food is scarcest, it should be shared.Is ann an uair is gainn am biadh is coir a roinn. July n Sing, ye bards, an undying song !This is the last of all my fields.Shed plenteous light on the conflict. Fàgaibhs, a bhàrda, am fonn !S e mo dheireadh lear a th ann.Cuiribh dèarrsa nach gann s a chòmhrag. Temora 3.Proverb. You were not present when manners were being divided.Cha robh thu s an tigh an uair a chaidh am modh a roinn. 152. Were I to see thee drawing near, And knew it was thou, my dearest one, Joy would light up my very heartAs the sun lights each nook of the glen. Nam faicinn thu tighin, Us f hios am gur tusa a bh ann, Gu n-eireadh mo chridhe Mar dh eireadh a ghrian s a ghleann. Proverb.I would go to drain the sea for him if he asked me !Kachainn a thaomadh na fairge dha nan iarradh e orm. His is an arm not slack in war ;His ancestry is from the time of old.He is the friend of my earliest love. Cha làmh e tha oils a chomhrag ; Tha shiunsre o n am o shean. S e caraid mo cheud ruin a th ann. Fingal 5.Proverb. Many a man is ruined by getting a good bargain .Is ioma fear a cliaidh a dholaidh, le deadh chùnradhcheannach. Awaken the conflict with song—By song stern battle is roused. Tog suas a chòmh-strì le fonn—Le fonn a dhùisgear am blàr. Fingal 4.Proverb.Tis the less for that, and t

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