Re: OT More pens (was Re: Phoneme winnowing continues)
From: | Tristan McLeay <kesuari@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, June 10, 2003, 12:44 |
John Cowan wrote:
>Tristan McLeay scripsit:
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>>My single-spaced handwriting is legible because it takes as
>>much space as is allocated (though it's still legible when small!) and
>>makes clear distinctions between the lettershapes. ... At least when
>>writing for other people; when writing for me it takes time to decypher
>>:) )
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>I had no trouble reading your handwriting sample on the Azak page, except
>for the "f", which I did not at all recognize, and had to compare with
>the printed version (of course, context would have been a big help here,
>and I would probably have caught on if the text had been English or
>French). In the handwriting I learned, the loops of the "f" are closed
>loops and meet each other at the x-height, whereas your loops are open
>and do not come close to meeting.
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What's this? Azak? That seems to be a conlang of Christophe, why is my
handwriting there? (Free.fr is acting up atm.) Or did you simply quote
the wrong person?
(My brother to me: I have a project on some Italian guy. I dunno...
Christopher Columbus or something. :) )
--
Tristan <kesuari@...>
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