Scientific Shorthand a System Based Upon the Pitmanic Alphabet
Scientific Shorthand a System Based Upon the Pitmanic Alphabet
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K-p, cape, cap, keep, kip, cop, cup, coop; k-b, cab, cob, cub; k-t-, Katie, kitty; k-k, cake, kick, cook; k-g, keg, cog; k-r-, carry, curry; k-f-, coffee; k-l, kill, call; k-sh, cash; k-m, came, come; k-n-, Kinney; g-p t gap; g-j, gage; g-g, gag, gig; g-r-, gory; g-th t Goth; g-l, gull; g-l-, gully; g-m, gum; g-sh t gash, gush.
R-p, rap, reap, ripe, rope; r-b, rib, rob, rub; r-d-, ready, ruddy; r-ch, reach, roach; r-j, rage; r-r, rare, rear, rore; r-th, wrath, wreath; r-th-, wreathe; r-l-, rall...y, ruly; r-sh, rush, rash; r-n-y rainy; r-ng, rang, wrong.
Advance.
We will now return to Lesson II, page 3, and memorize the remaining strokes of the alphabet, shown in figures 5 and 6.
When you have memorized the entire alphabet, you may study and write the illustrations shown in lines 1, 2 and 3, page 7.
Let us now write each of the newly learned alphabet strokes in both Second and Third Positions, according to instructions already given in the use of the straight strokes. Ready, write: Fay, fee, fie, foe, few, foy, fow, faw, fa, fe, fi, fo, fu; vay, vee, vie, voe, view, vow, voy, vaw, voo, va, ve, vi, vo, vu; they, thee, thy, though, thew, thoy, thou; lay, lee, lie, lye, low, lieu, loy, low, law, la, le, li, lo, lu; may, me, my, moe, mew, moo, moy, mow, maw, ma, me, mi, mo, mu; way, we, wi, woe, wu, woy, wow, waw; whey, whee, why, who, whew; qua que, qui, quo, quoy; shaj r, she, shy, show, shew, shoy, show, shaw; nay, knee, nigh, no, know, new, knew, gnu, now, noy, gnaw, na, ne, ni, no, nu; twa, twe, twy, two, twu; dway, dwee, dwy, dwo, dwu; gway, gwee, gwy, gwo, gwew; yea, ye, yi, yo, yew, yoy, you, yaw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
K-p, cape, cap, keep, kip, cop, cup, coop; k-b, cab, cob, cub; k-t-, Katie, kitty; k-k, cake, kick, cook; k-g, keg, cog; k-r-, carry, curry; k-f-, coffee; k-l, kill, call; k-sh, cash; k-m, came, come; k-n-, Kinney; g-p t gap; g-j, gage; g-g, gag, gig; g-r-, gory; g-th t Goth; g-l, gull; g-l-, gully; g-m, gum; g-sh t gash, gush.
R-p, rap, reap, ripe, rope; r-b, rib, rob, rub; r-d-, ready, ruddy; r-ch, reach, roach; r-j, rage; r-r, rare, rear, rore; r-th, wrath, wreath; r-th-, wreathe; r-l-, rall...y, ruly; r-sh, rush, rash; r-n-y rainy; r-ng, rang, wrong.
Advance.
We will now return to Lesson II, page 3, and memorize the remaining strokes of the alphabet, shown in figures 5 and 6.
When you have memorized the entire alphabet, you may study and write the illustrations shown in lines 1, 2 and 3, page 7.
Let us now write each of the newly learned alphabet strokes in both Second and Third Positions, according to instructions already given in the use of the straight strokes. Ready, write: Fay, fee, fie, foe, few, foy, fow, faw, fa, fe, fi, fo, fu; vay, vee, vie, voe, view, vow, voy, vaw, voo, va, ve, vi, vo, vu; they, thee, thy, though, thew, thoy, thou; lay, lee, lie, lye, low, lieu, loy, low, law, la, le, li, lo, lu; may, me, my, moe, mew, moo, moy, mow, maw, ma, me, mi, mo, mu; way, we, wi, woe, wu, woy, wow, waw; whey, whee, why, who, whew; qua que, qui, quo, quoy; shaj r, she, shy, show, shew, shoy, show, shaw; nay, knee, nigh, no, know, new, knew, gnu, now, noy, gnaw, na, ne, ni, no, nu; twa, twe, twy, two, twu; dway, dwee, dwy, dwo, dwu; gway, gwee, gwy, gwo, gwew; yea, ye, yi, yo, yew, yoy, you, yaw.
What to read after Scientific Shorthand a System Based Upon the Pitmanic Alphabet?
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