Pocknells Legible Shorthand An Original Work Showing How By the Discovery of
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115. RULE XXIV. The Plural number is expressed, according to circumstances and convenience, (1) by the addition of the letter J s ; ^ (2) by a dot at the end of a word, as, f shoe, f shoes, for the plural formed by * ; I or (3) by adopting the Position j&ule No. IV. As an exceptional method. .. -. ' THE PAST TENSE IN ED.
116. RULE XXV. The Past Tense in ED is expressed (1) by the letter d, as ' (2) by a tick at the end of a word, as, ,^ occupy, K occupied.
(3) by elongating the "t" hook when th...e word ends with "nt, " &c. , as, \ / > print, \j^> printed; \/ port, \# parted.
SQ, S-Q.
117. Sq is usually expressed in Phonetic systems by skw ; and s-q by s-kw. *y skw is rather an awkward form; whilst / is easy enough. But as we have a character for Q, the beet way is to write / ^/ for s-q ; and .. /I. For sq, according to Rule XXIII. , I 2, which may be made applicable to words beginning with double consonants not preceded by a vowel.
EXACT VOWEL SCALE.
118. The following vowel scale is almost an exact copy of that given by Mr.
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115. RULE XXIV. The Plural number is expressed, according to circumstances and convenience, (1) by the addition of the letter J s ; ^ (2) by a dot at the end of a word, as, f shoe, f shoes, for the plural formed by * ; I or (3) by adopting the Position j&ule No. IV. As an exceptional method. .. -. ' THE PAST TENSE IN ED.
116. RULE XXV. The Past Tense in ED is expressed (1) by the letter d, as ' (2) by a tick at the end of a word, as, ,^ occupy, K occupied.
(3) by elongating the "t" hook when th...e word ends with "nt, " &c. , as, \ / > print, \j^> printed; \/ port, \# parted.
SQ, S-Q.
117. Sq is usually expressed in Phonetic systems by skw ; and s-q by s-kw. *y skw is rather an awkward form; whilst / is easy enough. But as we have a character for Q, the beet way is to write / ^/ for s-q ; and .. /I. For sq, according to Rule XXIII. , I 2, which may be made applicable to words beginning with double consonants not preceded by a vowel.
EXACT VOWEL SCALE.
118. The following vowel scale is almost an exact copy of that given by Mr.
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