Lessons in Graham Shorthand

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W.S. Rogers, 1902 - Shorthand - 146 pages
 

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Page 12 - Some have characters to represent all the vowels, which they use in common, as in other writing, namely, at the beginning, in the middle, and at the end of words.
Page 139 - I was sick. I was very sick six or seven weeks during the time, but almost every day that I was able to be out of my own house, I was at the custom house.
Page 138 - It would be impossible for me to tell you the number of days; it would be impossible for me to recollect.
Page 134 - KNOX sworn and examined. By the CHAIRMAN: Q. Where do you reside ? — A. In Maryland.
Page 126 - To may be omitted, and the words written close together or joined, in such expressions as, from time to time, from day to day, from year to year, etc.
Page 53 - COG, by a light dot written at the beginning of the remainder of the word.
Page 15 - When S or Z is the only consonant in a word, or when followed by another S; thus, y J _ ........ ....... ._ ...... see cease ceased ceases 2.
Page 117 - ... do you know whether (or) not do you remember whether (or) not...
Page 7 - When a vowel is placed above a horizontal sign, or to the left of any other, it is read before the...

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