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 |
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As a proof of this position , to a most satisfactory extent , let us look to the 26
letters of our common English alphabet . We all know , that with these few signs
may be recorded the language of a thousand tongues for a thousand ages : nor
would ...
As a proof of this position , to a most satisfactory extent , let us look to the 26
letters of our common English alphabet . We all know , that with these few signs
may be recorded the language of a thousand tongues for a thousand ages : nor
would ...
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It shows the common alphabet to be totally at variance with the primary object of
short - hand , which is despatch -that several of the letters are entirely
superfluous , and none of them well chosen , as they contain unne . cessary
crooks and ...
It shows the common alphabet to be totally at variance with the primary object of
short - hand , which is despatch -that several of the letters are entirely
superfluous , and none of them well chosen , as they contain unne . cessary
crooks and ...
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... throughout the United States , and that its practice , serves to enrich the
common - place - book of thousands , who would not descend to the drudgery of
writing by long hand in hours , what they now record in minutes by short - hand .
... throughout the United States , and that its practice , serves to enrich the
common - place - book of thousands , who would not descend to the drudgery of
writing by long hand in hours , what they now record in minutes by short - hand .
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... being familiar , short hand will be an amusement and convenience ; and the
learner may , without .other instruction or study , obtain , by occasional practice ,
al . most any degree of facility which he may desire . Alphabet and most common
...
... being familiar , short hand will be an amusement and convenience ; and the
learner may , without .other instruction or study , obtain , by occasional practice ,
al . most any degree of facility which he may desire . Alphabet and most common
...
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Alphabet and most common words . p . Letters Characters Words represented by
Single Characters is as us his into unto it d L.RightLine do did done r are our or
f.v of off if ka know knew known n 2. Semicircle and an in ch . gj such chance ...
Alphabet and most common words . p . Letters Characters Words represented by
Single Characters is as us his into unto it d L.RightLine do did done r are our or
f.v of off if ka know knew known n 2. Semicircle and an in ch . gj such chance ...
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| Título | 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 |
| Edición | 7 |
| Editor | Carey, Lea & Carey, 1829 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Nueva York |
| Digitalizado | 4 Mar 2009 |
| Largo | 51 páginas |
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