Talks With Shorthand Students a Series of Chatty Explanations of the Principles
Talks With Shorthand Students a Series of Chatty Explanations of the Principles
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Observe, however, that the ns circle, as we may term it, cannot be used between two strokes, because it would be sure to clash with the simple circle 5. For instance, / is only r-s-m, as in the word X" 5 "^ resume, and this outline could not be employed for the word ransom. Therefore, when ns occurs in the middle of a word both the n and the s must be clearly shown. Note the following words : t/. Wince, but t/ 3 ^ winsome ;
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Observe, however, that the ns circle, as we may term it, cannot be used between two strokes, because it would be sure to clash with the simple circle 5. For instance, / is only r-s-m, as in the word X" 5 "^ resume, and this outline could not be employed for the word ransom. Therefore, when ns occurs in the middle of a word both the n and the s must be clearly shown. Note the following words : t/. Wince, but t/ 3 ^ winsome ;
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