The Educator (Volume 45) - IAMPETH

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THE COVER
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ROUNDHAND
Here is an alphabet for you to practice. In every alphabet you will find
some letters which appeal to you and some which you may not like so well.
The wise thing for you to do is to pick out the good parts of every specimen.
Use an oblique penholder and a fine writer pen. Raise the pen always at
the base line of every downward stroke.
This type of writing should be crowded together solid. It should not have
a running effect such as appears in business and ornamental writing. It
depends upon strength and regularity for its beauty.
By G. C. Greene