The Philosophy of Handwriting
The Philosophy of Handwriting
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They are more representative — to our notion — of a practised magazinist than of a scientist, but, of course, there may be things not dreamt of in our philosophy hidden in these literary looking 'pothooks and hangers. ' The autograph is very typical.
THE rniLOSOPHY OF HANDIVRITTNG.
^.^^-^^^ yC^j^A The calligraphy of M. Prudhomme is somewhat small but extremely clear, the autograph being the worst and most careless looking portion of the manu- script. It is in no way suggestive of his namesake's... ; all this Monsieur Prudhomme's alphabetical troops of the line are well manoeuvred and well marshalled. Dates, punctuation, and all the minor details of our philosophy are properly executed, and although not so grandiose as Leconte de Lisle's, nor so elegant as Mallarme's, Sully Prudhomme's chirography is both symmetrical and quaint. He makes his ' d ' sometimes like the Greek delta and some- times in our soidisa?it Latin form ; his capitals— save always in his signature — are correctly shaped, and his finals are carefully and completely finished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are more representative — to our notion — of a practised magazinist than of a scientist, but, of course, there may be things not dreamt of in our philosophy hidden in these literary looking 'pothooks and hangers. ' The autograph is very typical.
THE rniLOSOPHY OF HANDIVRITTNG.
^.^^-^^^ yC^j^A The calligraphy of M. Prudhomme is somewhat small but extremely clear, the autograph being the worst and most careless looking portion of the manu- script. It is in no way suggestive of his namesake's... ; all this Monsieur Prudhomme's alphabetical troops of the line are well manoeuvred and well marshalled. Dates, punctuation, and all the minor details of our philosophy are properly executed, and although not so grandiose as Leconte de Lisle's, nor so elegant as Mallarme's, Sully Prudhomme's chirography is both symmetrical and quaint. He makes his ' d ' sometimes like the Greek delta and some- times in our soidisa?it Latin form ; his capitals— save always in his signature — are correctly shaped, and his finals are carefully and completely finished.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John H Ingram to read onlineMoreLess
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