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Strona ii
... a dot , to represent vowels , the theory of this system is complete ; although
several of the same marks are afterwards employed as the arbitrary signs of
certain other prefixes , terminations , words , & c . , as shown near the top of the
tree .
... a dot , to represent vowels , the theory of this system is complete ; although
several of the same marks are afterwards employed as the arbitrary signs of
certain other prefixes , terminations , words , & c . , as shown near the top of the
tree .
Strona iii
He commenced with about 1100 marks of his own invention , to which he
afterwards added many more . His plan , as improved by Tyro , was held in high
estimation by the Romans . Titus Vespasian was remarkably fond of short hand -
he ...
He commenced with about 1100 marks of his own invention , to which he
afterwards added many more . His plan , as improved by Tyro , was held in high
estimation by the Romans . Titus Vespasian was remarkably fond of short hand -
he ...
Strona vi
At the same time , the expense and labor of acquiring the art , must have ever
confined it to a limited number -- while the necessary introduction of new marks ,
completely unfitted it for correspondence , and the mutual perusal of even that ...
At the same time , the expense and labor of acquiring the art , must have ever
confined it to a limited number -- while the necessary introduction of new marks ,
completely unfitted it for correspondence , and the mutual perusal of even that ...
Strona 3
... let the mark be made thicker than for s . REMARKS . – Although this method of
spelling may appear difficult to the beginner , he is assured , that it may be made
quite familiar in a few hours , and that without injuring his common spelling .
... let the mark be made thicker than for s . REMARKS . – Although this method of
spelling may appear difficult to the beginner , he is assured , that it may be made
quite familiar in a few hours , and that without injuring his common spelling .
Strona 4
The common marks for punctuation may all be used in short hand , except the
period , which would be taken for a vowel . But the following distinction is all that
is necessary in following a speaker - when a sen tence is complete , leave a
blank ...
The common marks for punctuation may all be used in short hand , except the
period , which would be taken for a vowel . But the following distinction is all that
is necessary in following a speaker - when a sen tence is complete , leave a
blank ...
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| Tytuł | The Art of Short Hand Writing: Compiled from the Latest European Publications : with Sundry Improvements, Adapted to the Present State of Literature in the United States |
| Autor | Marcus Tullius Cicero Gould |
| Wydanie | 7 |
| Wydawca | Carey, Lea & Carey, 1829 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Harvarda |
| W formie cyfrowej | 15 Cze 2007 |
| Liczba stron | 51 |
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