gooiniaghtyn, as ve dy kinjagh roish nyn sooillyn. “Ny jean gimmeeaght ayns cassan ny meechrauee, as ny jean shooyl ayns raad drogh gheiney; jean chea roish, ny gow liorish, chyndaa veih, as cosne royd.” (Ny Raaghyn creeney. iv. 14, 15.)
My ta veg jeusyn ta lhaih ny goan shoh gra, nagh vel ad er aght erbee meshtallee cadjin, dy vel ad ynrycan nish as reesht cur raad da neuheeltys, as gyn dy bragh giu wheesh nagh vel niart oc dy hooyl as dy loayrt, lhig daue smooinaghtyn cre cha ommijagh as veagh lheid y leshtal ayns beeal sleih va oolee jeh peccah erbee elley. Dy beagh yn Maarliagh dy ghra ass e lieh hene, nagh row eh er aght erbee jannoo cliaghtey jeh geid, dy ren eh ynrycan cur-rish yn peccah shen nish as reesht, as gyn dy bragh ayns towse mooar erbee, quoi nagh vaikagh ommijys lheid y leshtal? As nagh vel leshtal yn iuder chiart cha ommijagh? Ta oyr ain dy chredjal dy bee ymmodee ec laa agglagh ny briwnys er nyn earroo marish ny meshtallee nagh ren rieau jeeaghyn orroo hene dy ve ’syn earroo shen. Nod yn dooinney ta dy mennick coyrt eh hene ayns stayd ta jannoo eh neuchooie son cooilleeney ny currymyn dy chraueeaght, as e chooishyn seihltagh, smooinaghtyn dy vel eh ceau bea sheelt? Cre ta Saualtagh y theihll gra ’sy chooish shoh? eshyn ta shin cha mennick goaill-rish dy “chredjal dy jig eh dy ve nyn Mriw.” “Cur-jee twoaie diu hene er aggle ec traa erbee dy bee ny creeaghyn eu rouyr laadit lesh jooid as meshtyrys, as kiarailyn y vea shoh, as myr shoh yn laa shen dy heet erriu doaltattym.” Luke xxi. 34. Gys y raue casherick shoh t’eh feer ymmyrchagh dy chur tastey ec dy chooilley imbagh, agh er-lheh ec yn imbagh ta shiu foshlit roish whilleen miolagh gys neu-heeltys. Ta’n raue shoh er ny hionney orrin liorish smooniaght erskyn-towse dooishtagh, eer yn gaue jeh v’er nyn eam gys beaynid ayns
