The Compendium of Tachygraphy Or Lindsleys Phonetic Shorthand
The Compendium of Tachygraphy Or Lindsleys Phonetic Shorthand
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It will be remembered that a vowel before a consonant, or joined to it at the point of commencement, must make an angle ; but on the end, the semi-circles (except A) may form hooks. This is a species of contrac tion, since it saves one stroke. See Illustration L. \ Double letters, so called, in the common orthography, do not occur in Tachygraphy ; but the same letter is often repeated, with an intervening vocal sound. When this sound is represented by a dot or disjoined vowel, we have forms see...n in Illustration M.
'EXERCISE 13.
Key, debt, mated, bubble, public, dead, favor, memory, unending, asses- sor, accessory, sustenance. Judge, edged, etched, judged, latched, error, rarer, horror.
Move, method, mother, meditate, met. Gun, ken, government, court, color, bend, ribbon, ebon, depend. Doth, death, eight. Sun, sung, good- ness, business, lemon, melon, multitude, multitudinously, luminously. Hazel, Joseph, several, safe. Antedated, indebted, undoubted, misrnated.
NOTE. The student should bear in mind that a ready use of the alpha- betic characters in all their possible combinations is the basis of good and rapid writing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will be remembered that a vowel before a consonant, or joined to it at the point of commencement, must make an angle ; but on the end, the semi-circles (except A) may form hooks. This is a species of contrac tion, since it saves one stroke. See Illustration L. \ Double letters, so called, in the common orthography, do not occur in Tachygraphy ; but the same letter is often repeated, with an intervening vocal sound. When this sound is represented by a dot or disjoined vowel, we have forms see...n in Illustration M.
'EXERCISE 13.
Key, debt, mated, bubble, public, dead, favor, memory, unending, asses- sor, accessory, sustenance. Judge, edged, etched, judged, latched, error, rarer, horror.
Move, method, mother, meditate, met. Gun, ken, government, court, color, bend, ribbon, ebon, depend. Doth, death, eight. Sun, sung, good- ness, business, lemon, melon, multitude, multitudinously, luminously. Hazel, Joseph, several, safe. Antedated, indebted, undoubted, misrnated.
NOTE. The student should bear in mind that a ready use of the alpha- betic characters in all their possible combinations is the basis of good and rapid writing.
What to read after The Compendium of Tachygraphy Or Lindsleys Phonetic Shorthand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsley, David Philip, 1834-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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