Illustrative Shorthand
Illustrative Shorthand
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SHORTENED SIGNS.
Following are shortened signs which are not to be committed as they are simply alphabet strokes, which you have already learned, shortened, and are here given as an illustration only By shortening a stroke you add / or d.
-*v — P Ut -; complete, « — . [complied— — applied *V particular-ly pride ^ proud £ J point opened ^combined abound ^blend, blind e .bland blunt I it ought ^ it would sustained ^constituent did f had, add, had ~7 " [it, added v. delightful ,.delight-ed divided... 26 MRS. L. BRONSON'S Upon it 1 plaintiff ' planned, [plant- r '* complaint, 1 • [complained c\> profit-ed-able 1 soread build-ed. i ■A [built-y- c building ^ blood, able to -X [hold- ^ broad, abroad^ bread, re- v ""' [member-ed — r~ brood ^behind, bent, *P [bend Jt had till it, tell it told it tried toward contend attained ^derived dreadful dreaded jiid not do not had not has had it *| considered, it ought to "* [have had— •• [considerate h wouldhave Y inconsiderate it will not which had it will have S child, which [had-- ■ [will it ^ cheered, contrived consistent stand charitable-V [bly which ought — [to have had x which have [had^~ which would £ [have had" could act, ac cannot ^seclude schooled ^God, got jjood „S et *N , over it virtue virtuous their client secret sacred secured unsecured skilled V -^ jjuild have not _£lad, gold authority agreed, greea, c^ [great \/ authoritative jtfft, give it ^ throughout gave it 9 there it, third, [threat if it, feature $ that they - ' ** » [O!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SHORTENED SIGNS.
Following are shortened signs which are not to be committed as they are simply alphabet strokes, which you have already learned, shortened, and are here given as an illustration only By shortening a stroke you add / or d.
-*v — P Ut -; complete, « — . [complied— — applied *V particular-ly pride ^ proud £ J point opened ^combined abound ^blend, blind e .bland blunt I it ought ^ it would sustained ^constituent did f had, add, had ~7 " [it, added v. delightful ,.delight-ed divided... 26 MRS. L. BRONSON'S Upon it 1 plaintiff ' planned, [plant- r '* complaint, 1 • [complained c\> profit-ed-able 1 soread build-ed. i ■A [built-y- c building ^ blood, able to -X [hold- ^ broad, abroad^ bread, re- v ""' [member-ed — r~ brood ^behind, bent, *P [bend Jt had till it, tell it told it tried toward contend attained ^derived dreadful dreaded jiid not do not had not has had it *| considered, it ought to "* [have had— •• [considerate h wouldhave Y inconsiderate it will not which had it will have S child, which [had-- ■ [will it ^ cheered, contrived consistent stand charitable-V [bly which ought — [to have had x which have [had^~ which would £ [have had" could act, ac cannot ^seclude schooled ^God, got jjood „S et *N , over it virtue virtuous their client secret sacred secured unsecured skilled V -^ jjuild have not _£lad, gold authority agreed, greea, c^ [great \/ authoritative jtfft, give it ^ throughout gave it 9 there it, third, [threat if it, feature $ that they - ' ** » [O!
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