International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, International textbook company · leaf 224
he fine line, for the samereason as above described. The spurs of the middle fine line of the E and F are joined tothe fine line in a curve, as is also the si)ur on the end of the hori-zontal fine line of the figure 4- The other horizontal fine lines,however, do not join the spurs in a curve. The… … 67^9 JOHN SM/TH, CLASS N9 4-S29. 1 Engineer Compan,/.yyed. §3 THE FORMATION OF LETTERS. 45 a full stroke in width, with spurs, instead of being brought toa point, as in the previous plate. The tail of the R is carried out in a slanting stroke from apoint the width of 1 stroke from the vertical…
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