Key to Course in Isaac Pitman Shorthand
Key to Course in Isaac Pitman Shorthand
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8 J' J-. J-.
10 -V --S ^ -^ Exercise 126.
1. Trot, trotted, illustrate, illustrated, frustrate, frus- trated, date, dated, tide, tided.
2. Hesitate, hesitated, necessitate, necessitated, entreat, entreated, irritate, irritated.
3. Post, posted, taste, tasted, coast, coasted, cruht . Minted.
4. Bolster, bolstered, cluster, clustered, muster, innst^v^l.
plaster, plastered.
5. Awkward, inward, upward, outward, wayward. Edward.
backward, backyard.
6. Part, party, fl...ight, flighty, greed, greedy, weight.
weighty, chat, chatty.
7. Spumed, burned, turned. Adorned, mourned, adjourned, inclined, reclined, declined.
8. Invent, invents, husband, husbands, accident, accidents.
honored, hammered.
9. Gift, gifts, wind, winds, hunt, hunts, bleed, bleed*.
treat, treats, streets, inound.
67 Exercise 127.
I o .^- ...... Rb- ..... L.... I....^.. ^ Exercise 128.
1. He could-not quite (trconnt for-the gold the gentleman showed him.
2. According to him the gentlemen went away in a light cart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V: L LJ 6 .. % .^ 7. " . !?....
8 J' J-. J-.
10 -V --S ^ -^ Exercise 126.
1. Trot, trotted, illustrate, illustrated, frustrate, frus- trated, date, dated, tide, tided.
2. Hesitate, hesitated, necessitate, necessitated, entreat, entreated, irritate, irritated.
3. Post, posted, taste, tasted, coast, coasted, cruht . Minted.
4. Bolster, bolstered, cluster, clustered, muster, innst^v^l.
plaster, plastered.
5. Awkward, inward, upward, outward, wayward. Edward.
backward, backyard.
6. Part, party, fl...ight, flighty, greed, greedy, weight.
weighty, chat, chatty.
7. Spumed, burned, turned. Adorned, mourned, adjourned, inclined, reclined, declined.
8. Invent, invents, husband, husbands, accident, accidents.
honored, hammered.
9. Gift, gifts, wind, winds, hunt, hunts, bleed, bleed*.
treat, treats, streets, inound.
67 Exercise 127.
I o .^- ...... Rb- ..... L.... I....
1. He could-not quite (trconnt for-the gold the gentleman showed him.
2. According to him the gentlemen went away in a light cart.
What to read after Key to Course in Isaac Pitman Shorthand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Pitman to read onlineMoreLess
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