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III. Literatur. 1 20 PETftt, ttoizzle- twigs', dial, word IV, 507. weathercock, use of the word III, 288, undertaker , 188, 212, 273; IV, 436, 334, 352. vouchsafe, substantive IV, 386. Wilie-beguiles HI, 125. Wright (Joseph), The English Dialect Dictionary. Pts. XXIV—XXVIII. Frowde. Bespr. Notes & Queries 10th Series 17, 377-, Zs. f. deutsche Wort- forschung VII, 4; Allgemeine Zeitung 237 (A. Schröer: Die Voll- endung des englischen Dialektwörterbuchs). — The English Dialect Grammar. 720 pp. H. Frowde. net, 6/. Bespr. Notes & Queries 10th Series IV, 377; The Athenaeum 4072; The Journal of English and Germanic Philol. VI, 4 (G. T. Flom). — Completion of English Dialect Dictionary. Cf. Notes & Queries 10th Series IV, 381. Wundt (W.), Völkerpsychologie. I. Die Sprache. 2. Aufl. II. Teil. Leipzig, Engelmann. M. 14. Bespr. Wochenschrift für klass. Philologie XXII, 23 (Schneidewin); Zs. f. roman. Philol. XXX, 4 (0. Dittrich); Neue Philol. Rund- scliau 1906, No. IS (J. 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