A Colloquy On the Writing And Printing Reformation
A Colloquy On the Writing And Printing Reformation
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— You are beginning early with your doubts ; I have not as yet said a word about the principles upon which these sys- tems are constructed further than that these alphabets are all phonetic. Five alphabets certainly appear a great number, but, in fact, there are only three alphabets differing from one another, the other two modes of writing being mere abbreviations of one of the others. We have, first, the printed alphabet, for I prefer starting with that, as being the fidlest, and not admittin...g of many contractions ; a few are, indeed, allowed, more for the purpose of facilitating spelling and reading than for any other object.
He. — ? But you are really not serious in your ideas. ? You don't mean to think of changing our present style of printing.
/. — I do, indeed.
He. — Preposterous ! chimerical !
J. — Hard words, hard words ; and, per- mit me to add, rather inconsiderately ut- tered. I must digress a little to answer you. ? Have you never exi)crienccd any difficulty in spelling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— You are beginning early with your doubts ; I have not as yet said a word about the principles upon which these sys- tems are constructed further than that these alphabets are all phonetic. Five alphabets certainly appear a great number, but, in fact, there are only three alphabets differing from one another, the other two modes of writing being mere abbreviations of one of the others. We have, first, the printed alphabet, for I prefer starting with that, as being the fidlest, and not admittin...g of many contractions ; a few are, indeed, allowed, more for the purpose of facilitating spelling and reading than for any other object.
He. — ? But you are really not serious in your ideas. ? You don't mean to think of changing our present style of printing.
/. — I do, indeed.
He. — Preposterous ! chimerical !
J. — Hard words, hard words ; and, per- mit me to add, rather inconsiderately ut- tered. I must digress a little to answer you. ? Have you never exi)crienccd any difficulty in spelling.
What to read after A Colloquy On the Writing And Printing Reformation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A J E to read onlineMoreLess
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