Modern Shorthand Adapted From the Benn Pitman
Modern Shorthand Adapted From the Benn Pitman
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A small initial hook, written on the inside of the curved strokes, F, V, Ith, The, and Sha, represents the sound of a fol- lowing L. Sha with the L hook should not be written alone.
A large initial hook, written on the upper side of Ra, and on the inside of the curved strokes M and N, represents the sound of a following L.
27 These are the only strokes on which the L hook is written.
EXERCISE 1. Play, ply, plea, plum, plate, pledge, pupil, maple, please, plus, pedal.
2. Blow, bleach, pleat, bub...ble, babbled, bliss, place, plight, chapel, black, block.
3. Plush, pluck, oblige, placque, puddle, total, double, title.
4. Dabble, stable, pebble, enable, feeble, tablet, label, tum- bled, placed.
5. Couple, table, suitable, emblem, gullible, labeled.
6. Fiddle, paddle, cudgel, club, clay, claw, clash, tickle.
7. Clerk, closely, cluster, cackle, knuckle, tattle.
8. Pickle, tinkle, uncle, fickle, class.
- 9. Circle, cable, buckle, enclose, glass, glow.
10. Clew, glee, claim, glide, globe, gable, glare, clause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A small initial hook, written on the inside of the curved strokes, F, V, Ith, The, and Sha, represents the sound of a fol- lowing L. Sha with the L hook should not be written alone.
A large initial hook, written on the upper side of Ra, and on the inside of the curved strokes M and N, represents the sound of a following L.
27 These are the only strokes on which the L hook is written.
EXERCISE 1. Play, ply, plea, plum, plate, pledge, pupil, maple, please, plus, pedal.
2. Blow, bleach, pleat, bub...ble, babbled, bliss, place, plight, chapel, black, block.
3. Plush, pluck, oblige, placque, puddle, total, double, title.
4. Dabble, stable, pebble, enable, feeble, tablet, label, tum- bled, placed.
5. Couple, table, suitable, emblem, gullible, labeled.
6. Fiddle, paddle, cudgel, club, clay, claw, clash, tickle.
7. Clerk, closely, cluster, cackle, knuckle, tattle.
8. Pickle, tinkle, uncle, fickle, class.
- 9. Circle, cable, buckle, enclose, glass, glow.
10. Clew, glee, claim, glide, globe, gable, glare, clause.
What to read after Modern Shorthand Adapted From the Benn Pitman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benn Pitman to read onlineMoreLess
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