GAELIC

the language spoken sf the |Gaels. There is an e ential sot | between Erse Gaelic,the Gaal of Saotiend, cht | and that of the Isle of Man. We may its | look upon them as dialects, differing from } 2) one another only in details. There is an | | extensive literature of Scottish Gaelic, ich | dating as far back as the Danish invasions, ‘or; when many Gaclic monks fled-to quieter se3 | quarters for safety, and so saved their nS, | books. John Knox's ay Pe the of | first book to be printed in The 2a. |late Profe or Bakes — Ped me | Gaelic poetry contain he | work of a bard of Talay, William Living- = stone, who ws a 80 b. 1737 be} GAINSBOROUG. K 1788; one of the we on t "re | painters or landscape artists that rd.: has produced, He was born at Sud J be} in Suffolk, studied art ander an rer et | in London, and removed thence to Bath, where he became famous as a portrai og | painter. The National egy gay “6, | his great portraits of Mrs. and of | also his famous landscapes, “ The Market bis | Cart” and ‘‘ The Watering Place.” on} [s. 151]