Clan Traditions
Clan Traditions and Popular Tales of the Western Highlands and Islands
作者：Campbell, John Gregorson, 1836-1891 [Compiler]; Nutt, Alfred Trübner, 1856-1910 [Author of introduction, etc.]; MacIsaac, Duncan [Editor]; Wallace, Jessie Campbell [Editor]
体例：段 章数：11
字数：234,315 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 21,301 字；最长 Any fresh addition of moment to the considerable recorded ma（39,997 字），最短 I have given a rough copy to Miss MacLeod of MacLeod at Dunv（14,186 字）。
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章节目录
共 11 段- Any fresh addition of moment to the considerable recorded ma
- When Stout John (_Iain Garbh_) entered Grisipol house, his m
- In Gregory’s History of the Western Islands _Dòmhnull Conala
- [10] _Dubh-bhrochan_ is a thin mixture of oatmeal and water,
- Contemporary with John Dewar of Balemartin, Tiree, the Big L
- The western isles according to tradition were thinly inhabit
- At one time it is said the outermost of the western isles fo
- Two sisters were living in the same township on the south si
- When O’Donnell saw his brother’s hair, he sent out word that
- II.--THE TWO HORSES. Two horses were standing side by side,
- I have given a rough copy to Miss MacLeod of MacLeod at Dunv