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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS.

Akerman's Wiltshire Glossary.
Anglo Saxon.

Beaumont and Fletcher.

Barnes' Glossary of Dorsetshire Words.
Batchelor's List of Bedfordshire Words,
appended to the Orthoepical Analysis
of the English Language.

Brockett's North Country Words, ed. 1829.
Belgic.

Canting Dictionary (see p. 21).

Carr's Craven Dialect, ed. 1824.

The Glossaries to the Village Minstrel and Poems illustrative of Rural Life and Scenery, of John Clare.

Danish.

Dutch.

Evans' Leicestershire Words, Phrases, and Proverbs.

Glossary to the Exmoor Dialogue.

Forby's East Anglian Vocabulary, 1830.
French.

Gaelic.

Germ.

German.

Hartshorne's Shropshire Glossary, ap

pended to his Salopia Antiqua.
Herefordshire Glossary, 1839.
Hunter's Hallamshire Glossary.
Icelandic.

Italian.

Jamieson's Dictionary of the Scottish
Language.

Jennings' Somersetshire Glossary, 1825.
Glossary at the end of Tim Bobbin's
Lancashire Dialect.

Marshall's Rural Economy of the Midland
Counties. Glossary, at pp.377-389, vol.ii.
Marshall's Glossary to the Rural Economy
of Yorkshire.

Moor's Suffolk Words and Phrases, 1823.
Natural History of Northamptonshire,
1712.
North.

Palmer's Glossary of the Devonshire
Dialect.

Participle.

Pronounced.

Preterite.

The south-western dialect.

Shakespeare.

Spanish.

Swedish.

Sui-Gothic.

Teesdale Glossary. Lond. 1849.

Teutonic.

Welsh.

Wilbraham's Cheshire Glossary, 1826. Willan's Ancient Words of the West Riding of Yorkshire, communicated to vol. xviii. of the Archæologia, published by the Society of Antiquaries.

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