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INTRODUCTION In presenting this treatise to our readers which is the crowning success of our works, we have but one object : facilitate the task of the stenographer and give to his pen lighter and faster wings. Notwithstanding the fact that one can attain a great speed in pulling into practice the rules of the Superior Course, we have created these Fifteen Hundred <strong>Abbreviations</strong> to lessen the work in a still greater degree than if the application of the rules and the use of prefixes and suffixes alone were made. We retain in a stenogram but the signs that are most necessary in the reconstruction of words. These abbreviations are faster than speech since in one, two or three strokes of the pen they represent words, locutions of several syllables, and even whole sentences. Do we not, every day, use abbreviations in our ordinary writing For instance : Co., J. C, Dr., Mrs, Mr , P.S., N.B., MS , MSS, Rev., St., Ave., viz. or i.e., . A.M., P.M., inst,, prox., ult., A.D., &c, &c. It is impossible to analyse all the abbreviations contained in this book, but the intelligent student will very easily reason them sinci they are founded on principles of strict logic. A few explanations will suffice : In many instances the first syllable of a word accompanied by a suffix reduces a long stenogram to 2 or 3 strokes of the pen : administration, circumstance, constitutional, providential. ^ O K Oftentimes we will find series of words deriving from a same radical : just, justice, justly, justifiable, justiciable, justification certain, certainly, certitude nature, natural, naturalist, naturalism, naturalisation. X- X- 2-. ^,
Fifteen Hundred <strong>Abbreviations</strong> abbreviation ability about, has been " it-that-this-those A f t f " him-her-me-us " you-them-which I L U above the house-table " all-this-that & S i " referred accompany-nies accord ing-ly account rendered acknowledge-ing-ment " receipt 1/ actual -i acquaint-ed-ance c c— c adjudication 6—* administer-ation-ing _ administrate-tive advance, advertise, advise ~~\ advantage \ advisable \ „ a few days ago-afte.r-since
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Page 7 and 8: along-that-t hem-th is " with " " h
Page 9 and 10: as little as-possible ' lively •
Page 11 and 12: ecause it would'be " ofher-IHtvic b
Page 13 and 14: commercial-ly 4 & communication cJ
Page 15 and 16: d7d"ht I-fie-she —— — " we-yo
Page 17 and 18: exterior-ly 1) 1 external-ly : J ex
Page 19 and 20: from which further-more-particulars
Page 21 and 22: he did-not " has-been " " had " is-
Page 23 and 24: 1 have-had " " no doubt " " not-bee
Page 25 and 26: in another " a minute-moment-second
Page 27 and 28: it does-nol " has-been-possible 7 "
Page 29 and 30: may it please the Court " " " your
Page 31 and 32: not have-ing " just now " long-ago
Page 33 and 34: out-of time-of the way crc e " and
Page 35 and 36: promulgate-d proper-ly propose, pur
Page 37 and 38: seem-s-to-be-go September set it do
Page 39 and 40: step brother-sister-father-mother s
Page 41 and 42: they may not have-been able " shall
Page 43 and 44: ultimo (24th ult.) unbusiness uncer
Page 45 and 46: we have-not " " much-pleasure " " y
Page 47 and 48: why should it-be-so " not-be-so wil
Page 49 and 50: your favor " " of recent date-just
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