A Short Hand Legible As the Plainest Writing And Requiring No Teacher But the Bo
A Short Hand Legible As the Plainest Writing And Requiring No Teacher But the Bo
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See lively after tongue, p. 116.
24. Metis or matic may be expressed by putting the character for t so that the middle of it will be even with the end of the preceding character; as f~\ rheumatic.
25. Metical and matieal may be expressed by placing the character for I as in the former rule; as \s" J dramatical.
INSERTION OF DISCONNECTED VOWELS.
Those systems which have no connecting vowels, en deavor to supply the want of them by various contrivances of which the simplest, though not the most h...elpful to tht reader, is the putting of a dot or comma wherever a vowel or diphthong is required. Others provide a distinct mark for the sound of each vowel ; and, though we have no occa- sion for such a method, we will here give similar marks, which will enable any one to transform our Phonographic notes into a hand very like that which, in Pitman's Pho- nography, is called Tlie Corresponding Style.
They are not of much value in our system ; still, as the dropping of the middle vowels in the hurry of Reporting will now and then leave a word doubtful, we may at our leisure here and there supply the place of a missing vowel with one of these marks, in notes which are intended to be laid nside for perusai, when perhaps, the subject will have been forgotten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See lively after tongue, p. 116.
24. Metis or matic may be expressed by putting the character for t so that the middle of it will be even with the end of the preceding character; as f~\ rheumatic.
25. Metical and matieal may be expressed by placing the character for I as in the former rule; as \s" J dramatical.
INSERTION OF DISCONNECTED VOWELS.
Those systems which have no connecting vowels, en deavor to supply the want of them by various contrivances of which the simplest, though not the most h...elpful to tht reader, is the putting of a dot or comma wherever a vowel or diphthong is required. Others provide a distinct mark for the sound of each vowel ; and, though we have no occa- sion for such a method, we will here give similar marks, which will enable any one to transform our Phonographic notes into a hand very like that which, in Pitman's Pho- nography, is called Tlie Corresponding Style.
They are not of much value in our system ; still, as the dropping of the middle vowels in the hurry of Reporting will now and then leave a word doubtful, we may at our leisure here and there supply the place of a missing vowel with one of these marks, in notes which are intended to be laid nside for perusai, when perhaps, the subject will have been forgotten.
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