Song entitled 'Laoi Alast Dhuinn' [Laoidh Alasdair Dhuinn] collected from Arch[ibald] Currie, aged forty-six years, Airdnamona Ioca[r] [Àird na Monadh, Uibhist a Deas/South Uist] beginning 'Duisg a cholan as do chadal, S fhada n oiche noc gu suan duit'. The song is composed of eighty-six lines. The accompanying notes tell how Alasdair Donn was a Boisdale MacDonald [Baghasdal], who lived about five hundred years before and who was dead for twenty-four hourse, then rose, sang the song and then lay down dead as before. Currie states that he heard the song when he was one and a half years old. There two small, triangular drawings next to the song. There is also a note for Carmichael to 'See Barbarbra (sic) (old) at Drimsdale [Dreumasdal] [she] has this "laoi".' The text has been scored through in two different inks and written transversely across the first page of text is 'Transcribed into Book III page 190 A{lexander] A[rchibald] Carmichael Creagorry 17th Oct[ober] 1875' [Creag Ghoraidh, Beinn na Faoghla/Benbecula].