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Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 263
tter from A to Z to stand for a sentence, you willhave twenty-six more, or thirty-six sentences in all; and,with thirty-six well-chosen sentences a great deal can besaid. You may add thirty-six more by adding a dot overeach letter and number, thus, 3 or D ; and thirty-six moreby a dash over each… … Fig. 234.—Enlarged View ofHoney Bee with Message.Drawn from a photograph. Honey-Bee Messengers 237 Suppose A to stand for some such sentence as this:* If to-morrow is pleasant, and B to stand for Meet meafter school at the old chestnut-tree, and nine with a dotover it (9) to mean We will go…
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