Leaves From the Note book of Thomas Allen Reed volume 1
Leaves From the Note book of Thomas Allen Reed volume 1
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A. Reed.
- s ^ rig, are enough to make any hand illegible. As a rule, flourishes should 3e avoided, and no stroke be made that is not necessary to legibility, ong tops and tails to letters that go above and below the line are par- icularly objectionable.
I think that the clearest style of writing is that which is upright, or nearly so, and tolerably round. A very sloping hand is seldom very legi- )le, and everyone must have had his patience tried by the angular style of ady correspondents. It i...s satisfactory to know that the meaningless )ointed-writing once so fashionable among the ladies is no longer " the hing;" girls are taught to write very much like boys, and no lady need )e ashamed of a bold round hand, which, besides being far more egible than the other, gives far greater scope for the expression of indi- idual characteristics.
The method of holding the pen in writing will, to a considerable extent, determine the character of the penmanship. The orthodox system, when was a boj' and I believe it is still inculcated in many schools was to Scrawling and Scrawlers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. Reed.
- s ^ rig, are enough to make any hand illegible. As a rule, flourishes should 3e avoided, and no stroke be made that is not necessary to legibility, ong tops and tails to letters that go above and below the line are par- icularly objectionable.
I think that the clearest style of writing is that which is upright, or nearly so, and tolerably round. A very sloping hand is seldom very legi- )le, and everyone must have had his patience tried by the angular style of ady correspondents. It i...s satisfactory to know that the meaningless )ointed-writing once so fashionable among the ladies is no longer " the hing;" girls are taught to write very much like boys, and no lady need )e ashamed of a bold round hand, which, besides being far more egible than the other, gives far greater scope for the expression of indi- idual characteristics.
The method of holding the pen in writing will, to a considerable extent, determine the character of the penmanship. The orthodox system, when was a boj' and I believe it is still inculcated in many schools was to Scrawling and Scrawlers.
What to read after Leaves From the Note book of Thomas Allen Reed volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Allen Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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