With respect to the want of a shorthand dictionary, some RPRD, and a duplicate contiguous spelling would be superfluous. Position for example, I have not written RPRDS (reproduce) inĪddition to RPRDC, there being no more words following with Withstanding such change, the word occupied a contiguous Have, however, not thought it necessary to change C, if, not. Initial letter, but also when it is the second, third, or last. It will therefore be seen that the changing of C into S or KĪlters the classification of a word, not merely when C is the
The followingĮxamples will illustrate the transference of C into K or S : The changing of C into S or K, to accommodate all systems,Īlso made such distinction all the more unique. Omission of vowels rendered the classification entirely distinct, A common dictionaryĬould not be made the basis of compilation, because, whilst the Intricate and Inextricable as many of them appeared, from In point of fact, I have nob been deterred by difficulties, Thus KCD (recede) will also be found along with The work to systems without C, be found classified according To this, when C ia not an initial letter it will, in order to adapt Ignore C nevertheless, all words beginning with C will alsoīe found under S when soft, and K when hard. Will be seen that it is adapted to those systems which do not With, a view of making the work still more complete, it (limit), it shows that I/MTS can only be limits. I- peerless, and other words if, therefore, LMTS is given after LMT J3 unnecessary to give PELS for perils but PRLS also represents Instances they are given to show that the arranged characters ~* may appear unnecessary but I wish to state, that in such most proficient shorthand writer some of them, however, Ro The introduction of participles, adverbs, affixes, and otherĭerivatives greatly enhances the value of the book to even the
> for making it complete, and worthy of universal approval, heġ feels sure that, no matter how thoroughly practical andĢ experienced a writer may be, it will not be undeserving of a Ift, as its compilation has taken more than six years of closeģ application, and the writer throughout has had a great desire However, who writes shorthand no matter what system it Vowels less necessary by proficient reporters. Read \vbat they have written, and to make the introduction of THE design of this book is to assist inexperienced writers to "Ī COMPLETE ALPHABETICAL ARRANGEMENT OF ALLĭESIGNED FOB THE USE OF GENTLEMEN CONNECTED
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Full text of " A shorthand dictionary, comprising a complete alphabetical arrangement of all English words, written without vowels, adapted to all systems of shorthand writing.
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