Marsh's New Manual of Reformed Phonetic Short-hand, Being a Complete Progressive Guide to the Best System of Phonography and Verbation Reporting1892 - 120 pages |
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Abimelech Alvin Davis Amoy angle Applause BANCROFT COMPANY cabin California Central Pacific Railroad Cheers circle word circle_ compound consonant counsel Court curved stem diphthong double circle EXERCISE half heavy stem honor horizontal stems inclined stem joining juror jury laughter LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS light stem Lone Mountain look Lorin Davis MARSH Marshfield mind Monroe doctrine Monterey murder o'er occurring organization perpendicular phonographic phrase place vowel practice Railroad recollect Renewed reporting represent the sound San Francisco sense shorthand side South Carolina speaker syllable table of consonants taste tell tion vowels preceded wholly perish wife witness woman word-signs writing written downward تا لا له ما محمد مه نم ها के दे रे
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