Yeats, W. B., [144].
Yiddish, [155].
Yiddish loan-words, [94], [151].
Yule, Henry, [41].
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Page 18: "Prof. F. Lanenscheidt" probably refers to "Prof. F. Langenscheidt", but the original spelling has been retained because it is repeated in an Index entry. Also, in "Sprachen und Literaturen by Prof. Felix Flügel,[21]", changed the footnote anchor to 31.