The Manual of Mcewans Shorthand
The Manual of Mcewans Shorthand
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And, to, of, etc. , should be joined to the words following them, thus : and-have, to-give, of-this.
67. For the, a short tick may be attached to the word preceding, as : in-the.
68. S-tlie, as in the phrase lie gives tlie, may be repre- sented by a thickened, '-' the " tick.
69. " Of the " may be omitted and indicated by bringing close together the words they connect.
70. Have may be omitted before been.
71. The first word in a Phraseogram occupies its own position above, on or through the lin...e, and the other words attached simply follow without regard to their own position to the line.
Words which are necessary to the sense may be omitted if they interfere with the easy formation of the phraseogram ; thus, both (of) you.
In " McEwan's Phrase Book (price I/-) will be found a complete system of rules for phrasing, with 2, 000 examples. This book is recommended to all who desire to acquire a high speed in writing Shorthand.
52 About the matter V- -- by return of pos t V\} again thanking you & i by this V already been ^L 0.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, to, of, etc. , should be joined to the words following them, thus : and-have, to-give, of-this.
67. For the, a short tick may be attached to the word preceding, as : in-the.
68. S-tlie, as in the phrase lie gives tlie, may be repre- sented by a thickened, '-' the " tick.
69. " Of the " may be omitted and indicated by bringing close together the words they connect.
70. Have may be omitted before been.
71. The first word in a Phraseogram occupies its own position above, on or through the lin...e, and the other words attached simply follow without regard to their own position to the line.
Words which are necessary to the sense may be omitted if they interfere with the easy formation of the phraseogram ; thus, both (of) you.
In " McEwan's Phrase Book (price I/-) will be found a complete system of rules for phrasing, with 2, 000 examples. This book is recommended to all who desire to acquire a high speed in writing Shorthand.
52 About the matter V- -- by return of pos t V\} again thanking you & i by this V already been ^L 0.
What to read after The Manual of Mcewans Shorthand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Mcewan to read onlineMoreLess
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