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Scandinavian influence on Southern Lowland Scotch

ERRATA.

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P. vi, l. 10, for norrnøe, read norrøne.

P. viii, l. 5, for Wyntown, read Wyntoun and so elsewhere.

P. x, l. 11 from bottom, for Koolmann, read Koolman and so elsewhere.

P. xi, l. 1, for Paul, read Kluge; l. 2, for Hermann Paul, read Friedrich Kluge.

P. 5, l. 6 from bottom, for in York, read and York.

P. 13, last line, for or ǣ ę̄, read ǣ or ę̄.

P. 18, l. 3 from bottom, for Skaif, read Skæif.

P. 19, l. 13, for is to, read is to be.

P. 21, l. 10, for Fiad, read Faid.

P. 26, l. 2, aparasta should be aprasta.

P. 31, under Bront (See Skeat brunt) should be See Skeat brunt.

P. 32, under Byrd, for bōræ, read böræ.

P. 47, under Hansel, for Bruce, V, 120, Hansell used ironically means "defeat," read: Bruce, V, 120, hansell, etc.

P. 50, under Laike, for i-diphthong, read æi-diphthong.

P. 66, under Swarf, in the last line for O. Fr. read O. F.

P. 74, l. 19, for e to a, read e to æ.

[Transcriber's Note: The above changes, listed in the printed book, have been made in the e-text and marked with popups like this. In addition, all references to Paul's Grundriss, 2 Auflage, I Band have been regularized to P. G.2 I to agree with the author's list of abbreviations, p. x.

The following apparent errors have not been changed but are noted here:

P. 5, last line, the form bỳr ?should be the form býr P. 28 Bein, bene, bein: duplication. P. 28 under Bing, Douglass ?should be Douglas. P. 29 under Blout, blowt, Douglas, III, 76; II, ?should be Douglas, III, 76, 11. P. 31 Brokit, Brukit: atypical capitalization. P. 42 Frae, Frae: atypical capitalization. P. 49 under Irking, Winyet, II, 76; I ?should be II, 76, 1. P. 57 Roop and Stoop: atypical capitalization. P. 69 under Skyle, Fer. ?should be Far. P. 79 under ǣ, ǣ > e, e ?should be ǣ > a, e

End of Transcriber's Note.]

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