5-12. {ich =muß fort=}. The infinitive of a verb of motion, as {gehen} or {reisen}, being implied, an idiom often met with after the modal auxiliaries {müssen, können, sollen, wollen, dürfen}, and sometimes after {lassen}. =Page 6.=--6-1. {unsern =gnädigen= Herrn;} the adj. expresses submission, trans. perhaps: _our most honorable judge_. 6-2. {=der himmelblaue Postillon=}. In the era of stage-coaches, the _drivers of hackneys_ on the royal post-lines of Bavaria wore _light blue_ uniforms. 6-3. {=allerseits=}, _to each and every one of the party_, a stereotyped phrase used without discrimination whether there is only one passenger in the stage or more. 6-4. {=Stutt´gart=}, capital of Württemberg, one of the three states of Southern Germany. 6-5. {=wer ... dem=} (nominat. {der}), correlat. pron., _to any one who ..._ 6-6. {=denen=} (emphat.) = {denjenigen}, _those_. 6-7. {=wenn=} (indef.), expressing repeated action (= {so oft als}), _when, whenever_. 6-8. {aus =den= Augen} cf. Page 4, Note 10. 6-9. {=dem Schulszepter=}, cf. Page 3, Note 7. 6-10. {=wären=} (condit. subj.) {=gereist=} for conditional {würden ... gereist sein}. 6-11. {=wenn=}, cf. Note 7, above. =Page 7.=--7-1. {=es=} (indef.), trans. perhaps: _an expression of happiness_, or _a gleam of joy_. 7-2. {=dächte=}, cf. Page 5, Note 6. 7-3. {=einem=} (emphat.[E-5]), cf. Page 1. Note 8. 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}. 7-14. {=bei seiner Flatterhaftigkeit=}. Note the pun. =Page 8.=--8-1. ({mir wird wohl} =) {=es= wird mir wohl} or {=es= wird mir wohl zu Mut}, _I_ (begin to) _feel happy_; cf. Page 4, Note 2. 8-2. {=was=} (colloq. and in poetry) for {etwas}. 8-3. {=fehlgetroffen=}, _p.p._ (lit., missed the mark), the perf. partic. used elliptically in exclamations, trans.: _entirely mistaken!_ or _quite out!_ 8-4. {=Ihr=} (as pers. pron. of address used in earlier language and in poetry) = modern {Sie}; {=Herr´n=}, _pl._ = {Herren, meine Herren!}