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Reading Exercise 21 ' \ p -Q o ^ a- c V L c n A- ^ ~^y n DANIEL'S PRACTICAL SHORTHAND 37 LESSON 5 How to add SES, SEZ or ZES If a small circle at the final end of a stroke is continued through to the opposite side to form a small hook, it adds the syllable SES, SEZ or ZES.
i / teases possess vases races blesses gazes taxes The Large Circle A large circle on the end of a stroke adds ST> SD or ZD and is read after the vowel.
4r teased tastes pest guests least mused nests rests Writing Exercise 22... 1 Moses, accused, praises, blest, traces, least, creases, 2 test, guests, greases, brazes, dust, moist, leases, 3 teases, roused, sauces, vest, raises, thrust, cast, noses, 4 amazes, seized, vases, praised, dresses, pressed, cases, 5 faced, access, gazes, fleeced, frosts, priests, coasts, G tests, tastes, Mississippi, necessary, postal, dusting 7 rusting, casting, lasting, adjusting.
The Lengthened Stroke A stroke may be lengthened to half as long again to add T or D to the syllable, or nearly twice as long as the usual length.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reading Exercise 21 ' \ p -Q o ^ a- c V L c n A- ^ ~^y n DANIEL'S PRACTICAL SHORTHAND 37 LESSON 5 How to add SES, SEZ or ZES If a small circle at the final end of a stroke is continued through to the opposite side to form a small hook, it adds the syllable SES, SEZ or ZES.
i / teases possess vases races blesses gazes taxes The Large Circle A large circle on the end of a stroke adds ST> SD or ZD and is read after the vowel.
4r teased tastes pest guests least mused nests rests Writing Exercise 22... 1 Moses, accused, praises, blest, traces, least, creases, 2 test, guests, greases, brazes, dust, moist, leases, 3 teases, roused, sauces, vest, raises, thrust, cast, noses, 4 amazes, seized, vases, praised, dresses, pressed, cases, 5 faced, access, gazes, fleeced, frosts, priests, coasts, G tests, tastes, Mississippi, necessary, postal, dusting 7 rusting, casting, lasting, adjusting.
The Lengthened Stroke A stroke may be lengthened to half as long again to add T or D to the syllable, or nearly twice as long as the usual length.
What to read after Daniels Practical Shorthand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin M Daniel to read onlineMoreLess
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