k. /Av4. t*+~r'; LIBRARY CAMPBELL COLLECTIONAN ENGLISH-ANGLO-SAXON VOCABULARY. COMPILED BY THE REV. WALTER W. SKEAT, M.A., ELRINGTON AND BOSWORTH PROFESSOR OF ANGLO-SAXON. PRINTED FOR PRIVATE DISTRIBUTION ONLY. :Cambrfog* AT THE PRESS.UNIVERSITY 1879:Cnmbrifip PRINTED BY C. M.A.J. CLAY, AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.INTRODUCTION. Reader inON the of Mr Sweet's 1876,appearance Anglo-Saxon toit occurred to me that an index I so callEnglish (if may it) to itthe words contained in the admirable Glossary appended In the course of Iwould be at rate touseful, 1878any myself. made such an index. it I at once observed thatOn looking over, some common and characteristic words were in it,very wanting on account of nature of the selections. Itthe limitednecessarily then occurred to me that of these could bemany readily supplied of of Sounds. Ithe index to Mr Sweet'sby help EnglishHistory went that and so filled some of theaccordingly through index, up In a words thusfew cases I over thegaps. indicated,very passed because the word was or the form a little doubtful.unimportant Hence the list contains such words aspresent only English occur in the of words in Sweet'sexplanations Anglo-Saxon(i) to the Reader and all the wordsGlossary (first edition) ; (2) nearly in his of Sounds. result is aThegiven History vocabularyEnglish which some account of most of the more words ofgives important the and on the one what words are stilllanguage; shews, hand, in use and on the what ideas ...