Oxford: Clar. Press; London: Milford, 1926. 71 × 51. pp. viii, 742. 7s. 6d. Rev. in T.L.S., June 10, 1926, 390; by F. Sidgwick in R.E.S., Oct. 1926, II, 490-2; in N.Q., July 10, 1926, CLI, 35; by E. Kruisinga in E. Studies, Dec. 1926, VII, 181–5 (unfavourable); by H. J. van der Meer in E. Studies, Dec. 1926, VIII, 195–7; by Mats Redin in Moderna språk, 1926, xx, 179–87; in Discovery, Sept. 1926, 330; by George Philip Krapp in Sat. Rev. of Lit., July 17, 1926, 11, 933; by John Dolman, Jr., in Quart. Jour. Speech Ed., Nov. 1926, XII, 381-3; by Carl Van Doren in Century, Sept. 1926, 112, 638–9; in Nation, Dec. 1, 1926, CXXIII, 565; by F. C. Danchin in Rev. de l'enseignement des langues vivantes, Nov. 1926, 412–16.

163. GOULD, M. Bailey's Dictionary. [1724.] N.Q., June 5, 1926, CL, 400-2.

164. HALLOWAY, ROLAND. The New American Dictionary. Publishers' Weekly, July 25, 1925, CXVIII, 225–6.

165. JONES, DANIEL. An English Pronouncing Dictionary. Revised ed. with Supplement. London: Dent, 1924. Pp. xxviii, 426. Rev. by G. Kirchner in Anglia Beibl., June 1926, XXXVII, 175–88.

166. KELLNER, LEON. Shakespeare-Wörterbuch. (Bibl. 1922, 138; 1923, 118.) Rev. by E. Deckner in Anglia Beibl., Feb. 1926, XXXVII, 33-6.

167. LONG, PERCY W. The American Dialect Dictionary. Amer. Speech, May 1926, 1, 439–42.

168. MARCH, FRANCIS A. and FRANCIS A. MARCH, Jr. March's Thesaurus Dictionary. A Treasure House of Words and Knowledge. Philadelphia: Historical Publishing Co., 1925. pp. 1189, 251. Rev. by Arthur Garfield Kennedy in Amer. Speech, Oct. 1926, 11, 59–60.

169. MARSHALL, MARTHA L. A Pronouncing Dictionary of California Names in English and Spanish. San Francisco: French Book Store, 1925. PP. 40.

170. MATHEWs, M. M. Humphrey's Glossary. Dialect Notes, 1926, v, 375-82.

171. NICE, MARGARET MORSE. On the Size of Vocabularies. Amer. Speech, Oct. 1926, II, I−7.

172. Oxford English Dictionary. Vol. x. Ti-Z, Unright-Uzzle. By W. A. CRAIGIE. Oxford: Clar. Press, 1926. 131 × 10. pp. 321-493. 15s. Rev. in N.Q., Nov. 20, 1926, CLI, 376–7. Vol. x. Ti–Z, WavyWezzom. By H. BRADLEY and W. A. CRAIGIE. Pp. 193-334. 10s. Wilga-Wise. By C. T. ONIONS. pp. 129–192. 5s. Rev. in N.Q., Oct. 16, 1926, CLI, 287–8.

173. RAVENEL, MAZYCK P. The Ideal Dictionary. Amer. Speech, June 1926, 1, 508-9.

174. TOLKIEN, J. R. R. A Middle English Vocabulary. (Bibl. 1922, 140.) Rev. by E. Kruisinga in E. Studies, Feb. 1926, VIII, 18-19.

175. VIZETELLY, FRANK H. The Ideal Dictionary. Amer. Speech, Feb. 1926, 1, 275-81.

176. VIZETELLY, FRANK H. The Practical Standard Dictionary of the English Language, designed to give the orthography, pronunciation, meaning, and etymology of over 140,000 words and phrases in the speech and literature of the English-speaking peoples, etc., abridged from the Funk and Wagnalls' New Standard Dictionary. New York, London: Funk and Wagnalls, 1927. 25 cm. pp. xvi, 1309.

177. WEEKLEY, ERNEST. A Concise Etymological Dictionary of Modern English. (Bibl. 1924, 110.) Rev. by John C. French in M.L.N., May 1926, XLI, 334.

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178. ARONSTEIN, PHILIPP. Englische Wortkunde. (Bibl. 1925, 171.) Rev. by Mats Redin in Moderna språk, 1926, XX, 154-6; by Kemp Malone in M.L.N., Nov. 1926, XLI, 471–3; by Joh. Ellinger in Anglia Beibl., Feb. 1926, xxXVII, 58–62; by G. Humpf in Zs. für franz. u. engl. Unterricht, xxv, 570.

179. BARFIELD, OWEN. History in English Words. Introd. by GEORGE PHILIP KRAPP. New York: Doran, 1926. 12mo. pp. 223. $1.50.

180. BENSLY, EDWARD. 'Chely.' N.Q., Jan. 30, 1926, CL, 88. 181. BILLMAN, J. Army Words. Amer. Speech, July 1926, 1, 564. 182. BRUFF, HARALD. Some Further Mining Terms from Greenhow. See 375.

183. CLAUDIUS, R. HOWARD. 'Up' and 'Down.' Amer. Speech, Oct. 1926, II, 19.

184. COLLITZ, KLARA H. Boost. Amer. Speech, Sept. 1926, 1, 661-72.

185. Cook, Albert StanbuRROUGH. The Beowulfian ‘Maðelode.' J. E. G. Phil., Jan. 1926, xxv, 1–6.

186. DE CRESPIGNY, CLAUDE.

Speech, July 1926, 1, 565-6.

Peculiar Anglicizing. Amer.

187. DRAPER, JOHN W. Chaucer's 'Wardrobe.' See 799.

188.

More Light on Spenser's Linguistics. See 1225.

189. EDDY, HELEN M. The French Element in English. Mod. Lang. Jour., X, 271-80. [Reprinted.]

190. EMERSON, OLIVER FARRAR. A New Word and a New Meaning. M.L.N., Feb. 1926, XLI, 125–7.

191.

192.

Spoon-bread. Amer. Speech, Mar. 1926, 1, 310.

Two Notes: 'Pudding-time' and ‘Blind-robin.' Amer. Speech, Aug. 1926, 1, 616.

193. FLOм, GEORGE T. English Loanwords in American Norwegian, as spoken in the Koshkonong Settlement, Wisconsin. Amer. Speech, July 1926, 1, 541-58.

194. FRERICHS, W. Niederdeutsches Sprachgut im Englischen. Zs. für französ. u. engl. Unterricht, xxv, 325-36.

195. HOFMANN, J. Die nordischen Lehnwörter bei Gavin Douglas.

München, 1925. (Bibl. 1925, 182.) Rev. by E. Ekwall in Anglia Beibl., June 1926, XXXVII, 165–6.

196. HOLTHAUSEN, F. Zur englischen Volksetymologie. Zs. für französ. u. engl. Unterricht, xxv, 432-4.

197. KENYON, JOHN S. Brief Articles and Notes: 'Aloud,' 'Loud,' and ‘Out Loud.' Philol. Quart., Apr. 1926, V, 173–5.

198. KLAEBER, FR. Concerning the Etymology of 'Slang.' Amer. Speech, Apr. 1926, 1, 368.

199. LACHER, J. H. A. ‘Kike.' Amer. Speech, Mar. 1926, 1, 322. 200. LARBAUD, VALERY. 'Motley.' T.L.S., June 24, 1926, 432. 201. LAST, W. Das Bahuvrîhi-Compositum im Altenglischen, Mittelenglischen u. Neuenglischen. (Bibl. 1925, 186.) Rev. by W. Preusler in Zs. für französ. u. engl. Unterricht, xxv, 377.

202. LIEBERMANN, F. Aelfreds 'dulmun' aus Isidor. Archiv, 1926, CLI, 80.

203. 204.

205.

Ags. 'Lydesace' (= Fellsack). Archiv, 1926, CLI, 80.
Ags. 'oððe' (= und). Archiv, 1926, CLI, 79–80.
Mitteleng. 'baseling.' Archiv, 1926, CLI, 82–3.

206. LINDSAY, EDWARD Y. An Etymological Study of the Ten Thousand Words in Thorndike's Teacher's Word Book. Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana Univ. Studies, 1925. Study No. 65. pp. 115. 75 cents. Rev. by E. H. Sturtevant in Class. Weekly, Mar. 22, 1926, XIX, 152-3.

207. LITERARY DIGEST. Undressing Adopted Words. Jan. 9, 1926, LXXXVIII, 65.

208. LLOYD, BERTRAM. Thomas Heywood and the N.E.D. [On concatinated, emperize, innocuous, ostent, found in Heywood's ed. of R. Barckley's 'Felicity of Man.'] T.L.S., Mar. 4, 1926, 163.

209. LUICK, K. Weitere Studien zu den neuenglischen Lehnwörtern. See 86.

210. M'DIARMID, HUGH. T.L.S., Jan. 14, 1926, 28. [Scottish knedneuch, yowdendrift, antrin, ayont, onding.]

211. MCDONALD, P. B. Scientific Terms in American Speech. Amer. Speech, Nov. 1926, 11, 67–70.

212. MAGRATH, JOHN R. 'Indome.' N.Q., Jan. 23, 1926, CL, 62–3. 213. MALONE, KEMP. Agelmund and Lamicho. A. J. Phil., Oct., Nov., Dec. 1926, XLVII, 4, 319–46. [Etymology of O.E. 'la,' pp. 326 ff.; discussion of 'Widsip,' pp. 117 ff.]

214. MAXFIELD, Ezra KempTON. Quaker 'Thee' and Its History. Amer. Speech, Sept. 1926, 1, 638–44.

215. NYROP, KRISTOFFER. Ordenes Liv. Third vol. Copenhagen: Gyldendal, 1926. pp. 194. Kr. 6.75.

216. ONIONS, C. T. 'No fage.' See 862.

217. PADELFord, FrederICK M. and WILLIAM C. MAXWELL. The Compound Words in Spenser's Poetry. See 1235.

218. PAXTON, FRANCIS. 'Coonfiner.' Amer. Speech, Apr. 1926, I, 362.

219. POUND, LOUISE. 'Tuberculous' and 'Tubercular.' Amer. Speech, July 1926, 1, 518.

220. RAINEY, LILLIAN F. Old Words Made Over. Century Mag., Jan. 1926, III, 377-8.

221. RUUD, MARTIN B. 'She' Once More. R.E.S., Apr. 1926, II, 201-4.

222. SCHAUFFLER, ROBERT H. 'Unborn Words.' The Writer, Mar. 1926, XXXVIII, 99–106. Reprinted from his Peter Pantheism. New York: Macmillan, 1924.

223. SCHLUTTER, O. B. Weitere Beiträge zur altenglischen Wortforschung. Anglia, N.F. xxxvii, 376–83.

224. SIEVERS, E. Ags. ‘hlæfdige.' Beitr., L, 16–17.

225. SMITH, LLOYD E. Morsels for Puzzle Fans. Amer. Speech, Jan. 1926, 1, 210-15. [Origin of certain words.] Comment by J. H. A. Lacher in Amer. Speech, Feb. 1926, 1, 256.

226. SMITH, LOGAN PEARSALL. Words and Idioms: Studies in the English Language. (Bibl. 1925, 200.) Rev. by Brander Matthews in Lit. Digest Internat. Book Rev., Mar. 1926, IV, 254–5; by Arthur G. Kennedy in Amer. Speech, May 1926, 1, 450-2; by Kenneth Burke in Dial, Jan. 1926, LXXX, 57–60; briefly in Sewanee Rev., Jan.-Mar. 1926, XXXIV, 128; by E. Rosenbach in E. St., 1926, LX, 322–7.

227. TOLL, JOHANN M. Niederländisches Lehngut im Mittelenglischen. Ein Beitrag zur englischen Wortgeschichte. (Studien zur engl. Philologie, 69.) Halle: Niemeyer, 1926. pp. xxii, 102. 6 R. Marks. 228. WEEKLEy, Ernest. Words Ancient and Modern. London: Murray; New York: Dutton, 1926. 71 × 51. pp. 163. 5s.

229. WITHINGTON, ROBERT. 'Portmanteau' Words Again. N.Q., May 8, 1926, CL, 328–9.

230. WOOD, FRANCIS A. Some Revised Etymologies. M. Phil., Nov. 1926, XXIV, 215-20.

VI (c). NAME STUDY

231. AMERICAN SPEECH. Notes on Place Names. Aug. 1926, 1, 625. 232. ANSCOMBE, ALFRED. The Place-Name 'Desborough.' N.Q., July 31, 1926, CLI, 78.

233.

The Place-Name 'Wapping.' N.Q., Apr. 3, 1926, CL, 250; cf. H. ASKEW, ib., May 29, 1926, CL, 393-4.

234. ASKEW, H. Dragon in Place-Names: Drakehord, Drakestone, Drakelow. N.Q., Feb. 13, 1926, CL, 124.

235. BADDELEY, ST CLAIR. Hutnage, Co. Glos.: A Place-Name of Fairy Lore. N.Q., Jan. 30, 1926, CL, 80.

236.

Worship Street, Bristol. N.Q., Feb. 27, 1926, CL, 151. 237. BARKER, HOWARD F. Hall, Parker, and Company, Surnames. Amer. Speech, Aug. 1926, 1, 596–607.

238.

Our Leading Surnames. Amer. Speech, June 1926, 1,

239. BIELEFELD, J. Untersuch. zum zweiten Teil der englischen Ortsnamen. (Phil. Diss. Münster.) pp. 71.

240. BROOKS, E. ST JOHN. The Name 'Olav' in Oxfordshire in the Thirteenth Century. N.Q., Feb. 6, 1926, CL, 98–9.

241. BURNETT, EDMUND C. The Name 'United States of America.' Amer. Hist. Rev., 1925, XXXI, 79–81.

242. CURTIS, HENRY. Kirk, or Kirke. N.Q., Jan. 23, 1926, CL, 68. 243. DEXTER, T. F. G. Cornish Names. Longmans, 1926. Cr. 8vo. 3s. 6d. Rev. in Nation-Athen., Sept. 4, 1926, XXXIX, 22, 650.

244. DOUGLAS, R. Place-Names of Prince Edward Island, with Meanings. Ottawa, Can.: published by the Author, 1925. pp. 55. 245. EDGERTON, CHARLES E. and J. O. MAHONEY. The Name Texarkana. Amer. Speech, Nov. 1926, 11, 113.

246. EKWALL, EILERT. Ablaut in Flussnamen. (Bibl. 1925, 218.) Anglia Beibl., Feb. 1926, xxxvII, 54–6.

247. English Place-Names in -ing. (Bibl. 1923, 184; 1924, 148; 1925, 222.) Rev. by G. Binz in Anglia Beibl., Jan. 1926, XXXVII, 14-22; by Jos. Mansion in E. Studies, Aug. 1926, VIII, 117–19. Något om nordiska ortnamn i England. Sydsvenska ortnamnssällskapets årsskrift, 1926, 1-13.

248.

249.

The Name Salcey. (Cf. Bibl. 1925, 219.) Anglia Beibl., June 1926, XXXVII, 191-2.

250. ENOS, J. N. Scottish Clans and Families Represented in America, and the Origin of Names. Americana, 1923, x1, 380-407. 251. FARQUHAR, FRANCIS P. Place Names of the High Sierra. Sierra Club Bulletin, 1923, XI, 380-407.

252. FEIPEL, LOUIS N. More Place-Name Words. Amer. Speech, Apr. 1926, 1, 395.

253. FISHER, JOHN L. Enclosures at Netteswell. [Essex.] Essex Rev., Apr. 1926, xxxv, 75-83.

254. FÖRSTER, M. Die Französierung des englischen Personennamenschatzes. See 86.

255. Fox, GEORGE R. Place Names of Berrien Co., Michigan. Michigan Hist. Monthly, Jan. 1924, VIII, 6–35.

256. FRASER, G. M. Craft Surnames. Word-Lore, 1926, 1, 17–21. 257. LACHER, J. H. A. The German Element in Wisconsin. Milwaukee: Steuben Society of America, 1925. pp. 60. [Pp. 6-8 and 47-9 contain discussion of personal and place names.]

258.

The Name Pershing. Amer. Speech, Aug. 1926, 1, 587–8. 259. LINDKVIST, HARALD. A Study on Early Medieval York. Anglia, 1926, N.F. xxxvIII, 345–94.

260. LOTSPEICH, C. M. Cincinnati. Amer. Speech, Jan. 1926, I, 226.

261. MCARTHUR, LEWIS A. Oregon Geographic Names. Quart. of Oregon Hist. Soc., Dec. 1925, XXVI, 309–423.

262. MAXWEll, Herbert. 'Kent': A Welsh Farm Name. N.Q., Jan. 2, 1926, CL, 12.

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