Aristos the Best Shorthand
Aristos the Best Shorthand
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- advice-advise I, device-devi. -e 2 endeavour 1 strifes-strive- for ever 1 i thievi - The A Rule 56. It will be observed that in the examples under the F I', e v beginning with A an;, when tin- outline- stands tor another word, written abovt the- lire. This may he talo n a. - a general hint that when an - ntlii e n pi o. -< nt- tvvo or more words which it is desired to differentiate, and one ol sucn worth- fi-ai; - with A, that word should l. E written in the first po-dtion. Vai ion instance. - ot this will be 1011110 under the heading " Differentiation, ' 14 The S Rule. 57- 1 he striking of one sign through another implies the omission of S, but a looped sign must never be the intersecting character. 58. The one exception to this rule is, the striking of T through L, X, R, the second form of W, or the large sign for WW In these cases an intersecting T stands tor TH, as set forth in paragraph 16. 59. Intersection by X represents "stance, staney, stant, star. Tial, " in words having those syllables, and consequently " insane " is written above the line, and "unseen" below the line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- advice-advise I, device-devi. -e 2 endeavour 1 strifes-strive- for ever 1 i thievi - The A Rule 56. It will be observed that in the examples under the F I', e v beginning with A an;, when tin- outline- stands tor another word, written abovt the- lire. This may he talo n a. - a general hint that when an - ntlii e n pi o. -< nt- tvvo or more words which it is desired to differentiate, and one ol sucn worth- fi-ai; - with A, that word should l. E written in the first po-dtion. Vai ion instance. - ot this will be 1011110 under the heading " Differentiation, ' 14 The S Rule. 57- 1 he striking of one sign through another implies the omission of S, but a looped sign must never be the intersecting character. 58. The one exception to this rule is, the striking of T through L, X, R, the second form of W, or the large sign for WW In these cases an intersecting T stands tor TH, as set forth in paragraph 16. 59. Intersection by X represents "stance, staney, stant, star. Tial, " in words having those syllables, and consequently " insane " is written above the line, and "unseen" below the line.
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