GEO. GILFILLAN.

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ALASTAIR BUIDHE MACIAMHAIR, the Gairloch Bard, always wore a "_Cota

Gearr_" of home-spun cloth, which received only a slight dip of

indigo--the colour being between a pale blue and a dirty white. As he

was wading the river Achtercairn, going to a sister's wedding, William

Ross, the bard, accosted him on the other side, and addressing him said,

'S ann than aoibheal air bard an Rugha

'Sa phiuthar a dol a phosadh

B-fhearr dhuit fuireach aig a bhaile

Mo nach d' rinn thu malairt cota.

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