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It is a peculiarity attaching to almost all of the documents which have emanated from the chair of
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It has been too much narrowed by the assumption that, if it is shewn to be a Celtic dialect, it must of necessity be absolutely identic in all its features either with Welsh or with Gaelic. But this necessity does not really exist; and the result I come to is, that it is not Welsh, neither is it
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unreasonable, therefore, to say that they must be viewed with some suspicion, and that very careful discrimination is required in the use of them.
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Gaelic; but it is a Gaelic dialect partaking largely of Welsh forms.
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