Lessons in Munson Phonography
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Those marks (were the) Zetter, written by the brother (of the) girl, (with whom) (she had) agreed upon a short-hand system (for their) Zetters (so that) (they might) be sent (without the) expense of postage. The shilling (which the) post- man demanded was, (in fact, ) a week's wages to a girliu her condition fifty (years ago. ) It cost more then to send a Zetter from one end of Zondon to (the other, ) or from New York to HarZem, than it now does to send a Zetter from Egypt to San Francisco. The... man who changed aZl this, Sir RowZand Hill, died only three (years ago), (at the) age of eighty-three. His at- tention was first called (to the) postal system (by the) high price of postage. He found (that the) actual cost of sending a Zetter from . London to Edinburgh was one- eighteenth of a cent. This fact Zed him (to the) admirable idea (of the) uniform rate of one penny for aZl distances. (At that time) a Zetter from Xondon to Edin- burgh was charged about twenty-eight cents; but (if it) contained the smaZlest inclosure, the postage was doubled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those marks (were the) Zetter, written by the brother (of the) girl, (with whom) (she had) agreed upon a short-hand system (for their) Zetters (so that) (they might) be sent (without the) expense of postage. The shilling (which the) post- man demanded was, (in fact, ) a week's wages to a girliu her condition fifty (years ago. ) It cost more then to send a Zetter from one end of Zondon to (the other, ) or from New York to HarZem, than it now does to send a Zetter from Egypt to San Francisco. The... man who changed aZl this, Sir RowZand Hill, died only three (years ago), (at the) age of eighty-three. His at- tention was first called (to the) postal system (by the) high price of postage. He found (that the) actual cost of sending a Zetter from . London to Edinburgh was one- eighteenth of a cent. This fact Zed him (to the) admirable idea (of the) uniform rate of one penny for aZl distances. (At that time) a Zetter from Xondon to Edin- burgh was charged about twenty-eight cents; but (if it) contained the smaZlest inclosure, the postage was doubled.
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