Abbreviated Longhand
Abbreviated Longhand
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The letters representing the various pre- fixes should be separated from the body of the word by a dash ; but where unusual swiftness is required this slight incumbrance can be dispensed with. It is advisable, how- ever, to attend to this rule wherever practicable, and, as it constitutes the correct way, our exercises are written ac- cordingly.
8. TERMINATIONS. The letters when signifying affixes should be written slightly above the foregoing portion of the word ; in the same manner, in fact, a...s is adopted when abbreviating ordinary writing.
9. SPECIAL LIST OF TERMINATIONS. The following ter- minations can be represented by their respective significa- tions written in CAPITAL LETTERS: -ingly . . . . Y -lessly . . . . L -tionable . . . T -ability . . . . B fulness S -fully . . . . F -tivity .... V -ishness .... I In these cases the affix will be placed upon the line.
10. NAMES should generally be written in full, but where old acquaintance exists abbreviations may be used. This rule and exception refers also to the names of countries, towns, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The letters representing the various pre- fixes should be separated from the body of the word by a dash ; but where unusual swiftness is required this slight incumbrance can be dispensed with. It is advisable, how- ever, to attend to this rule wherever practicable, and, as it constitutes the correct way, our exercises are written ac- cordingly.
8. TERMINATIONS. The letters when signifying affixes should be written slightly above the foregoing portion of the word ; in the same manner, in fact, a...s is adopted when abbreviating ordinary writing.
9. SPECIAL LIST OF TERMINATIONS. The following ter- minations can be represented by their respective significa- tions written in CAPITAL LETTERS: -ingly . . . . Y -lessly . . . . L -tionable . . . T -ability . . . . B fulness S -fully . . . . F -tivity .... V -ishness .... I In these cases the affix will be placed upon the line.
10. NAMES should generally be written in full, but where old acquaintance exists abbreviations may be used. This rule and exception refers also to the names of countries, towns, etc.
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