7-4. das Salz´kammergut (lit. "Saltexchequer Property," from its rich salt-springs and mines), one of the most picturesque districts of Europe ("The Austrian Switzerland"), lies between the Austrian crown-lands of Salzburg on the West, and Styria on the East.
7-5. die Tauern or die hohen Tauern, a lofty mountain-range in Tyrol and on the borders of Salzburg and Carinthia, forming the easternmost division of the Alps.
7-6. Kärnthen, Carinthia, a crown-land of the Austrian empire; the capital is Klagenfurt.
7-7. wollten zurück,cf. Page 5, Note 12.
7-8. Werfen—Lend, two villages on the old post-road from Salzburg to Gastein, since 1875 stations on the Salzburg-Tyrol Railroad ("Gisela R. R.").
7-9. so (emphat.) = dergestalt, in einer solchen Weise.
7-10. das (emphat. = dies, dieses) refers back to the words „die Studenten waren ... bekannt geworden.“
7-11. der eine (idiom.), one of them.
7-12. wer ... wohl (adverb idiom.), I wonder who ...
7-13. ward, obsolescent for wurde.