How to Learn Gaelic, Orthographical Instructions, Grammar
How to Learn Gaelic, Orthographical Instructions, Grammar
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(26) When the l^ird of Kyllachy saw what he had done— perhaps to apprise Rose of wlat ban happened— he cried out, *' Victory and luck to you, John Macan irew of balnahatnicn V" (27) When John heard this com- pliment at such an ill-chosen moment— knowing that if one of them escaped he would carry his name to Lochaber ; a fact which would expose him to danger in the future— he answered the laird of Kj^Uachy in words not lit to be recorded. (2:) Not one escaped of those who weie within, but oi.e b...lack, beardless fellow, who liad witnessed the tight. (29) He cut his way through the back of the hut, and unluckily for John Macandiew, he carried ihe news and his name to Lochaber, as the man who had won the honours of the figfht. (30) And the result was that John scaicely spent a day or night in peace aftt-r it.
LESSON vn.
Iain Beag Mac-Aindrba — ContinuecL (1) An uair a rainig an sgeul so Lloch-abar, a bha cho craidliteach do bliean-na-bainnse, cha d' fhois agus cha do thamb i gus an do rainig i Cro-chlacb ; agus tha a cor an uair a rainig i na s asa thuigsinn na chur an oeill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(26) When the l^ird of Kyllachy saw what he had done— perhaps to apprise Rose of wlat ban happened— he cried out, *' Victory and luck to you, John Macan irew of balnahatnicn V" (27) When John heard this com- pliment at such an ill-chosen moment— knowing that if one of them escaped he would carry his name to Lochaber ; a fact which would expose him to danger in the future— he answered the laird of Kj^Uachy in words not lit to be recorded. (2:) Not one escaped of those who weie within, but oi.e b...lack, beardless fellow, who liad witnessed the tight. (29) He cut his way through the back of the hut, and unluckily for John Macandiew, he carried ihe news and his name to Lochaber, as the man who had won the honours of the figfht. (30) And the result was that John scaicely spent a day or night in peace aftt-r it.
LESSON vn.
Iain Beag Mac-Aindrba — ContinuecL (1) An uair a rainig an sgeul so Lloch-abar, a bha cho craidliteach do bliean-na-bainnse, cha d' fhois agus cha do thamb i gus an do rainig i Cro-chlacb ; agus tha a cor an uair a rainig i na s asa thuigsinn na chur an oeill.
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