Author: James Maclaren Translated and Edited David Comyn
Title: Fionn Ann an Tigh a' Bhlair Bhuidhe Gun Chomas Suidhe Eirigh. Fingal in the House of Blar Buidhe without the Power of Sitting Down or Rising Up. A Boon To The Learner Of Gaelic. A Weird Highland Tale with Gaelic and English on opposite pages
Description: Glasgow Scotland, Alex Maclaren & Sons, 1949. Paperback. Collectible Fine 1949 Rare 16mo. Blue Card stock covers. 18 pp. Gaelic Magical tale of Fingal or Fionn who was under a Giant's sitting spell who lived on wild boars along with his Fairy Wife. This orally collected and written down by Donald Macpherson for "Revue Celtica" Scottish Gaelic one side English translation facing page. Clean, no writing. No signatures NOT a library book. It is both a Gaelic learning tool and a Highland Tale of Celtic Magic and Fairy lore of the Gaelic Scottish and Irish Fionn MacCool. See our Three Geese in Flight Scans. Fine .

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