Crépieux-Jamin, J. (Jules), 1858-1940, Schooling, John Holt, 1859- · London : K. Paul, Trench, Trübner · leaf 69
age, personal excesses, various nervous diseases, by coldor by fatigue. Flourishing, ornate, affected liandwriting {fig. 11) is asign of pretension, for an unaffected man speaks, walks,and writes simply. We come across writing-mastersand schoolmasters of an inferior type, but more… … Fig. II.—Flourishing, ornate handwriting: pretension, studied effect. their calligraphic flourishes even in their friendly corres-pondence. And their ornate handwriting is a witnessto their own insignificance. With young people thisis often a sign of coquetry, vanity, or conceit, or itmay be that…
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