The Twentieth Century Shorthand
The Twentieth Century Shorthand
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OMISSION OF THE UNIMPORTANT.
26. General Rule. Every character not essential to the legi- bility of a word should be omitted for the sake of brevity. The following are suggested as allowable : OT. Drop a consonant or vowel which is commonly omitted in the same connection iu spoken language. As I'll for I will, Fin for I nin, ;i
29. Drop the vowel from any common prefix or suffix when the body of the word would supply the same with certainty. As n-kind for unkind, rn-pruv for imL>i'<>re, ds-abl for disable, tech-bl for tea-ch- tiblt 1, etc.
30. Drop any vowel the sound of which is obscured in the spoken word.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
OMISSION OF THE UNIMPORTANT.
26. General Rule. Every character not essential to the legi- bility of a word should be omitted for the sake of brevity. The following are suggested as allowable : OT. Drop a consonant or vowel which is commonly omitted in the same connection iu spoken language. As I'll for I will, Fin for I nin, ;i
29. Drop the vowel from any common prefix or suffix when the body of the word would supply the same with certainty. As n-kind for unkind, rn-pruv for imL>i'<>re, ds-abl for disable, tech-bl for tea-ch- tiblt 1, etc.
30. Drop any vowel the sound of which is obscured in the spoken word.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theron Charles Strickland to read onlineMoreLess
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