Lip-Reading

"The word werwolf (or werewolf) is derived from the Anglo-Saxon 'wer', man, and 'wulf', wolf, and has its equivalents in the German 'Wahrwolf' and French 'loup-garou', whilst it is also to be found in the languages, respectively, of Scandinavia, Russia, Austria-Hungary, the Balkan Peninsula, and of certain of the countries of Asia and Africa; from which it may be concluded that its range is pretty well universal."¿From chapter one of Werwolves by Elliot O'Donnell.Nitchie, Edward B. is the author of 'Lip-Reading', published 2007 under ISBN 9781420929386 and ISBN 1420929380.