trigram

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trigram	frequency
of the letter	67
to the right	29
you are to	26
modern american capitals	23
modern american title	23
of the square	22
of the same	22
you shall make	20
limb of the	20
part of the	18
modern german capitals	18
so that the	18
of the roman	18
the use of	18
th century illustration	17
the line g	16
to the left	16
of the letters	16
is to be	16
at the top	15
from a rubbing	15
top and bottom	15
redrawn from a	14
side of the	14
at the bottom	14
the length of	14
claude fayette bragdon	13
it will be	13
in the line	13
as far as	13
of the line	13
the breadth of	13
in the point	13
will be found	12
after lettering by	12
angle of the	12
italian renaissance capitals	12
breadth of the	12
as you did	12
the line e	11
height of the	11
the line a	11
in which the	11
the width of	11
shown in the	11
some of the	10
german gothic capitals	10
and th centuries	10
in the same	10
are to be	10
modern roman type	10
the right of	10
on the other	10
th and th	10
in its square	10
width of the	10
to meet the	10
with the other	10
incised roman capitals	9
in santa croce	9
letters shown in	9
those shown in	9
such fashion that	9
modern english capitals	9
it is the	9
modern american script	9
at top and	9
ms th century	9
sides of the	9
in such fashion	9
the letter forms	9
in the following	9
the other hand	9
cut off the	9
uncial gothic capitals	8
the angle d	8
ward and lock	8
of the length	8
round out the	8
tenth part of	8
modern american cover	8
on either side	8
you may make	8
the height of	8
for the use	8
in the middle	8
is shown in	8
of your compass	8
tenth of the	8
figures to show	8
far as the	8
leg of your	8
the work of	8
and small letters	7
the middle point	7
are shown in	7
so that it	7
let there be	7
in the first	7
escr e virde	7
horizontal line e	7
let it be	7
the horizontal line	7
the small letters	7
shown in and	7
as in the	7
the effect of	7
by claude fayette	7
de escr e	7
of all the	7
from a photograph	7
as well as	7
the roman letter	7
cut in marble	7
by francisco lucas	7
forms of the	7
the side a	7
the square a	7
the line i	7
ascenders and descenders	7
of the compass	7
it has been	7
and to the	7
and with the	7
modern english title	7
the round letters	7
to have been	6
and at the	6
the bottom of	6
of his work	6
by the same	6
slab in santa	6
the same letter	6
modern american small	6
the direction of	6
capitals and small	6
of the italian	6
in this way	6
the narrower limb	6
modern american letters	6
the small letter	6
american small letters	6
by bertram g	6
the line c	6
so that its	6
the broad limb	6
the point m	6
the illustrated webster	6
the vertical limb	6
redrawn from rubbings	6
the heavier limb	6
broad vertical limb	6
above and below	6
as it is	6
with your hand	6
the top of	6
of the best	6
one of the	6
roman incised inscription	6
of the original	6
the point n	6
the construction of	6
that at top	6
broad limb of	6
the diagonal c	6
the diagonal square	6
the hither angle	6
of the most	6
form of the	6
are to make	6
the roman letters	6
three centuries ago	6
above the line	6
as is shown	6
the italian renaissance	6
upwards to the	6
top of the	6
between the two	6
the side of	6
as i have	6
the english language	6
length of the	6
may touch the	6
describe an arc	6
and in the	6
is likely to	6
length of a	6
or you may	6
british museum th	6
of a circle	6
by the line	5
museum th century	5
third of the	5
the leg of	5
much of the	5
thickness of the	5
a book cover	5
the tip of	5
method of enlarging	5
of the english	5
effect of the	5
a b c	5
parallel to the	5
of the broad	5
of the whole	5
and that the	5
of the early	5
of the limb	5
from a brass	5
and describe a	5
the angle a	5
cheltenham old style	5
by walter crane	5
the classic roman	5
for use in	5
italian gothic initials	5
that its tip	5
to the point	5
by a diagonal	5
at right angles	5
the sides of	5
draw a diagonal	5
figure shows a	5
early th century	5
in this fashion	5
a tenth part	5
and let it	5
set one leg	5
by the point	5
architecture and building	5
cut off by	5
fifth part of	5
form of letter	5
the angle of	5
the same length	5
gothic small letters	5
of the broader	5
roman small letters	5
by robert scott	5
kidd was a	5
by frank hazenplug	5
modern german blackletters	5
then draw the	5
the broad vertical	5
in this case	5
variations of the	5
the point e	5
william kidd was	5
just as you	5
there be drawn	5
freedom and variety	5
the round gothic	5
the form of	5
type of letter	5
from manuscripts illustration	5
lines of the	5
he could not	5
been for chris	5
many of the	5
in like manner	5
the end of	5
than in the	5
seems to be	5
in the picture	5
yet so that	5
shall make as	5
you or i	5
robert scott burn	5
in the direction	5
dictionary of the	5
leg of the	5
shown in is	5
and it is	5
are to round	5
to the eye	5
german renaissance capitals	5
to a point	5
was a pirate	5
of the small	4
arc of a	4
it is not	4
tip of the	4
arc of the	4
to make the	4
this style of	4
g h i	4
boys and girls	4
lettering of the	4
le boutillier modern	4
westminster abbey th	4
the same fashion	4
of the modern	4
i have here	4
the guide lines	4
in the diagram	4
modern roman capitals	4
of letter was	4
the roman form	4
of enlarging a	4
and cut off	4
seems to have	4
walter crane illustration	4
the hither side	4
diagram to show	4
modern english cover	4
to form words	4
the middle of	4
he did not	4
because of this	4
middle of the	4
gave these ballades	4
by will bradley	4
american script title	4
in many ways	4
off the hither	4
equal to the	4
these ballades their	4
a panel of	4
letters cut in	4
describe a semicircle	4
not to be	4
fashion that the	4
one leg of	4
forms of letters	4
ballades their start	4
show method of	4
the space between	4
a diagonal square	4
and thin lines	4
early english capitals	4
n o p	4
the arc of	4
italian gothic capitals	4
as great as	4
to be a	4
make in its	4
modern french cover	4
of roman small	4
the body of	4
may be obtained	4
has been said	4
may be seen	4
stands for an	4
stands for a	4
the ascenders and	4
uncial gothic initials	4
the letters in	4
z z z	4
divide the square	4
than the upper	4
b c d	4
german gothic initials	4
the amount of	4
receipt of price	4
as has been	4
as long as	4
compass on the	4
of the distance	4
new york city	4
for it is	4
for rapid use	4
capitals cut in	4
were made to	4
juan de yciar	4
be able to	4
webster spelling book	4
by albert r	4
e f g	4
and distant from	4
that he would	4
italian round gothic	4
m n o	4
by addison b	4
d e f	4
modern french letters	4
it is to	4
the letter s	4
italian renaissance panel	4
you shall form	4
to show method	4
to round out	4
may be found	4
use of the	4
from the point	4
classic capitals cut	4
the individual letters	4
right angles to	4
a fifth part	4
the broader limb	4
c d e	4
modern use of	4
the outlines of	4
an oblique line	4
f g h	4
the near limb	4
bottom guide lines	4
to the beginner	4
the treatment of	4
illustrated webster spelling	4
that shown in	4
l m n	4
freedom of treatment	4
he had to	4
k l m	4
in the midst	4
of the panel	4
figure shows the	4
u v w	4
italian renaissance inscription	4
as any of	4
as those shown	4
modern american italic	4
the roman capital	4
for the construction	4
boutillier modern american	4
the two points	4
your compass on	4
roman capitals in	4
make the letter	4
that the part	4
a broad limb	4
round gothic small	4
italic and script	4
treatment of serifs	4
the vertical line	4
villon gave these	4
a circle whose	4
style of letter	4
individual letter forms	4
space between the	4
that it may	4
at the same	4
classic roman inscription	4
modern small letters	4
on receipt of	4
describe a circle	4
i do not	4
cut in stone	4
the lettering of	4
frank hazenplug illustration	4
bottom of the	4
figures and show	4
for incised roman	4
the point l	4
treatment of the	4
to be described	4
of the circle	4
modern french poster	4
point of the	4
thick and thin	4
pen drawn letters	4
of the round	4
the letter c	4
of this book	4
in either direction	4
rare ben jonson	4
the marsuppini tomb	4
by which you	4
so that at	4
made with a	4
diameter of the	4
the farther limb	4
the other describe	4
by edward penfield	4
with a pen	4
enlarging a panel	4
beginning of a	3
will serve to	3
though made with	3
in the beautiful	3
in which i	3
the letter n	3
passing through the	3
set a leg	3
in the mid	3
of the farther	3
a few of	3
it may be	3
spacing of the	3
the midst of	3
according to the	3
the beginning of	3
the book is	3
and by the	3
the same size	3
by the letters	3
shown in to	3
those of the	3
the letter d	3
shaping of letters	3
of the lowest	3
o rare ben	3
s s t	3
dello eccellento scrivere	3
seems to me	3
can only be	3
seem to be	3
right of the	3
to the angle	3
to be taken	3
you shall round	3
the best and	3
off by a	3
below the guide	3
to make a	3
will be observed	3
from this point	3
for the letter	3
reconstructed by albert	3
distant from it	3
for use with	3
old system of	3
determined by the	3
letter forms in	3
of round gothic	3
the royal picture	3
manuscripts german gothic	3
of the illustrated	3
of the present	3
more or less	3
may be used	3
likely to be	3
from the marsuppini	3
the scribes of	3
from manuscripts german	3
it is very	3
h i k	3
the script form	3
harvard architectural building	3
of its square	3
inner angle of	3
just shaping of	3
the value of	3
as though made	3
in the letter	3
to cut off	3
hither side of	3
middle point of	3
shall touch the	3
which may be	3
to draw the	3
it is often	3
late th century	3
on the point	3
george wharton edwards	3
of the vertical	3
english th century	3
the angles of	3
the giant killer	3
line parallel to	3
letter shown in	3
by its diagonal	3
be cut off	3
the proportions of	3
the examples of	3
and memoranda for	3
which are reproduced	3
from the angle	3
are used in	3
you must set	3
to touch the	3
old style type	3
and in this	3
v w x	3
modern american titles	3
cut in granite	3
the roman alphabet	3
the less the	3
the lower limb	3
on the far	3
robert anning bell	3
be found in	3
it should be	3
be rounded out	3
then draw your	3
in order to	3
and draw a	3
to the mind	3
size of the	3
of the great	3
by orson lowell	3
vertical limb of	3
he made his	3
the standard of	3
letter by the	3
on the right	3
the old system	3
it in the	3
shown in exhibits	3
in charge of	3
at the beginning	3
the letter is	3
see also incised	3
as a basis	3
george auriol illustration	3
n n n	3
both above and	3
the narrow limb	3
the first point	3
that he could	3
from rubbings of	3
are to draw	3
s t u	3
the just shaping	3
king of yvetot	3
will be the	3
of small letter	3
be observed that	3
take two points	3
of the latter	3
so as to	3
shown in are	3
set the leg	3
at the present	3
the thin lines	3
in connection with	3
pen may be	3
at top you	3
you shall take	3
from which let	3
work of the	3
from left to	3
bruce rogers illustration	3
the case of	3
set your compass	3
examples of the	3
by maxfield parrish	3
modern english book	3
in the world	3
the best of	3
you did before	3
it cut the	3
reproduced in and	3
d d d	3
cursive tendency in	3
distant respectively one	3
in the case	3
part of a	3
of the design	3
of the style	3
classic roman capitals	3
and below the	3
of the capital	3
the inner angle	3
a photograph of	3
and the same	3
when he was	3
to get the	3
of this letter	3
the point i	3
t u v	3
the beginner should	3
by an oblique	3
in the square	3
of a panel	3
one another in	3
sir walter raleigh	3
i k l	3
the merrymount press	3
the lines of	3
the compass on	3
arte dello eccellento	3
more effective than	3
beyond the angle	3
as may be	3
and what he	3
the required panel	3
use of a	3
of this same	3
the distance a	3
redrawn from th	3
of small letters	3
the same time	3
the back of	3
th century examples	3
from th century	3
bound in cloth	3
roman incised capitals	3
outlines of the	3
we might have	3
and let the	3
body of the	3
the individual forms	3
transverse limb of	3
as a whole	3
the same height	3
variants of the	3
may make the	3
english gothic letters	3
width proportions of	3
revised by the	3
the lowest of	3
an alphabet of	3
from an advertisement	3
the point r	3
abbey th century	3
the top and	3
from this paper	3
arch of constantine	3
knowledge of the	3
x y z	3
a a a	3
point between the	3
then set the	3
be found to	3
as the hither	3
with the pen	3
lowest of the	3
to use it	3
and use of	3
of the title	3
shall round out	3
boston public library	3
the side c	3
bragdon modern american	3
the broad standard	3
had you or	3
fayette bragdon modern	3
the letter h	3
construction of roman	3
midst of its	3
line of the	3
of the individual	3
p q r	3
from an anglo	3
same manner as	3
of such a	3
and bottom guide	3
w x y	3
scheme for the	3
of roman capitals	3
by george auriol	3
a diagonal line	3
are not to	3
round gothic letters	3
so far as	3
the square at	3
the anterior limb	3
from a book	3
in the treatment	3
made from this	3
m m m	3
in the latter	3
the letters are	3
the letter by	3
its square thus	3
they may touch	3
a little more	3
r s s	3
to lay out	3
of the work	3
of the heavier	3
for the lesser	3
i have ever	3
modern english poster	3
frank hazenplug modern	3
as it were	3
left to right	3
angles of the	3
be seen in	3
modern american blackletters	3
than the breadth	3
to be cut	3
in spite of	3
by joseph w	3
french script capitals	3
the same manner	3
the beauty of	3
which shall touch	3
with the design	3
have ever seen	3
ends of the	3
a vertical line	3
lines in the	3
he never had	3
lines of lettering	3
the letter i	3
to the height	3
upon the line	3
middle point between	3
hazenplug modern american	3
let it cut	3
those in charge	3
the hands of	3
of the side	3
be found of	3
by bruce rogers	3
by the author	3
a practical system	3
by the horizontal	3
classic roman letter	3
of the just	3
shall cut off	3
o p q	3
the steam engine	3
in speaking of	3
p p p	3
shall make the	3
broad and vertical	3
to each other	3
the page of	3
page of lettering	3
on both sides	3
between the line	3
the number of	3
any of the	3
it a most	3
the art of	3
upon the mid	3
c c c	3
to show the	3
compass upon the	3
large and small	3
in the small	3
up and down	3
of roman letters	3
was but a	3
of the oblique	3
at a very	3
limb from the	3
of these projections	3
adapted for the	3
i think it	3
are to cut	3
to one inch	3
in the modern	3
known as the	3
the handy sketching	3
then bisect the	3
then cut off	3
a leg of	3
royal picture alphabet	3
of the classic	3
that it would	3
he had a	3
as broad as	3
the spacing of	3
to exhibit the	3
employment of a	3
draw the diagonal	3
the letters shown	3
this book is	3
i have been	3
as you see	3
b b b	3
vera arte dello	3
of even width	2
for he was	2
pleased with it	2
to serve as	2
letters are formed	2
the small or	2
be compared with	2
up to the	2
your compasses on	2
a circle through	2
well worthy of	2
la qual se	2
handy sketching book	2
plain language for	2
the broad and	2
this case the	2
and there are	2
square at the	2
spirit of the	2
randleisten verschiedener kunstepochen	2
the angle b	2
and show two	2
for working drawings	2
are intended to	2
then let there	2
of us have	2
the letter e	2
of this form	2
on the inner	2
the upper part	2
note that the	2
boy in the	2
two points e	2
redrawn from various	2
after the invention	2
proportions of a	2
cutting in granite	2
the usual fashion	2
the practice of	2
to omit the	2
suitable for rapid	2
designed by bertram	2
shall make in	2
italian renaissance incised	2
the pages of	2
of the pen	2
the square the	2
best and cheapest	2
the other way	2
vertical line g	2
see some of	2
popular educational works	2
the letter to	2
spanish italic pen	2
in pen lettering	2
the same proportion	2
the name of	2
as to be	2
a more elaborate	2
used by mr	2
at that time	2
as newton was	2
continent of europe	2
z z illustration	2
has taken the	2
the letter g	2
spanish roman letters	2
harry everett townsend	2
and we are	2
type forms of	2
point shall project	2
this has been	2
edge of the	2
german blackletter page	2
but it was	2
make of a	2
be used with	2
q r s	2
be in the	2
how the letters	2
as possible the	2
the circular line	2
edward penfield illustration	2
a condensed form	2
example of the	2
at top a	2
done in the	2
the latter being	2
of lettering in	2
i am sure	2
by the use	2
of type have	2
history of the	2
down in the	2
limb is to	2
the letter shall	2
circle whose diameter	2
from a roman	2
prayerbook for the	2
the medieval scribes	2
from the same	2
one with golden	2
of the art	2
from latin ms	2
that of the	2
will serve as	2
the applied geometry	2
renaissance incised inscription	2
below like i	2
it is generally	2
on the continent	2
that you shall	2
there is no	2
anything i have	2
these letters are	2
effect of shadows	2
his hair was	2
take a diameter	2
angles at top	2
of the alphabet	2
of the width	2
yet he was	2
of louis xv	2
towards the top	2
adapted from a	2
discrimination between the	2
l l illustration	2
influence on italian	2
about the same	2
vertical limb as	2
in this example	2
broad as the	2
this you shall	2
side of b	2
p p illustration	2
in the classic	2
so much as	2
blackletter is the	2
its hither side	2
the people of	2
so that each	2
lettering shown in	2
interlacement and flourishing	2
of a square	2
of both may	2
but not as	2
thirds of the	2
modern greek type	2
letters should be	2
been trying to	2
except that you	2
between the limbs	2
a you may	2
goody two shoes	2
three superposed squares	2
but for the	2
its middle point	2
by a circle	2
invention of printing	2
english gothic text	2
the point where	2
line of lettering	2
to be of	2
headstones and wall	2
other describe an	2
all the more	2
to be left	2
of a type	2
also modern roman	2
which i have	2
rather to the	2
the circle i	2
as we have	2
left between the	2
the soap and	2
of the standard	2
be drawn out	2
he should have	2
the letter as	2
e stands for	2
and not at	2
types of the	2
fair one with	2
construction of the	2
letter was developed	2
at the distance	2
artists of the	2
is impossible to	2
the lettering on	2
them to the	2
they are to	2
have stayed at	2
a set of	2
the maximum thickness	2
used for the	2
inscription from english	2
of them in	2
ashbee for a	2
a third of	2
y stands for	2
bruce rogers for	2
m stands for	2
i fear the	2
book for the	2
showing use of	2
the part so	2
and let its	2
cut off diagonally	2
not only the	2
it would have	2
the tenth part	2
to make below	2
an advertisement modern	2
the original panel	2
on the diagonal	2
nearly as possible	2
so that when	2
other describe a	2
as a general	2
spanish script alphabets	2
of blackletter which	2
have heard of	2
written in plain	2
are not by	2
of these letter	2
number of letters	2
may serve to	2
end of the	2
of a single	2
s s s	2
by lewis f	2
a narrow line	2
the lighter limb	2
of the designer	2
the letter k	2
your narrower transverse	2
should be determined	2
it a useful	2
the letters themselves	2
added to the	2
bar of the	2
from the upper	2
shown in alphabet	2
to the line	2
and the farther	2
or i been	2
pen or printed	2
the point h	2
stayed at home	2
pleases you best	2
in various materials	2
lines and half	2
you round out	2
photograph of a	2
to the top	2
if it were	2
modern american letter	2
se ese n	2
modern german blackletter	2
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handbook of practical	2
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so long as	2
lettering by albrecht	2
x x x	2
and small letter	2
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penfield modern american	2
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examples of modern	2
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le boutillier illustration	2
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renaissance inlaid medallion	2
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have made a	2
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italian blackletter title	2
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lettering for working	2
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of a blackletter	2
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r r s	2
th century english	2
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examples of lettering	2
the centre of	2
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size of book	2
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spanish uncial gothic	2
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title in early	2
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modern english letters	2
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spacing and composition	2
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modern american heading	2
und randleisten verschiedener	2
modern french capitals	2
the same way	2
limb to the	2
richard the second	2
manner in which	2
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to be especially	2
much the same	2
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the following chapter	2
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part so cut	2
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american capitals and	2
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center of the	2
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y z z	2
used as a	2
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illustrated webster reader	2
similar to that	2
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the letter f	2
portion of the	2
before and aft	2
english incised script	2
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at first glance	2
alphabet after serlio	2
i paid for	2
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of roman lettering	2
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small letter alphabets	2
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lines of a	2
of all his	2
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of the minuscule	2
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cover in blackletter	2
circle whose semi	2
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letter and its	2
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pages of alphabets	2
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designs in which	2
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roman letter forms	2
geometry of albrecht	2
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point between g	2
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modern roman letters	2
the apple tree	2
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handbook for the	2
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illustrated popular educational	2
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widths of line	2
qual se ese	2
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in early english	2
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by selwyn image	2
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figure illustrates a	2
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american cover design	2
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e you shall	2
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of new york	2
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gothic capitals of	2
make below like	2
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letters with a	2
de vinne press	2
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shown in figure	2
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ese n a	2
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o stands for	2
forms to the	2
the emperor maximilian	2
from renaissance medals	2
x you shall	2
at the middle	2
will have to	2
the capital forms	2
are to produce	2
at the jam	2
and made a	2
case of the	2
ichabod at the	2
g g g	2
be a little	2
more than one	2
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the corliss engine	2
of each letter	2
out to see	2
the cheltenham press	2
as well to	2
hither angle of	2
that the lines	2
d d illustration	2
has been deemed	2
from the handwriting	2
of their work	2
took his pen	2
photograph of the	2
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time that he	2
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its own breadth	2
form shown in	2
of pronunciation by	2
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to be set	2
spanish and italian	2
of the upright	2
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at top with	2
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the part cut	2
by sebastian serlio	2
be used to	2
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the roman forms	2
it is said	2
to the side	2
venetian gothic capitals	2
will be noted	2
to architecture and	2
redrawn from old	2
stone and marble	2
of the near	2
scale eight to	2
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small or minuscule	2
inch lines and	2
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capital and minuscule	2
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french cover design	2
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for the best	2
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to be added	2
handbook on the	2
pictures or images	2
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of its own	2
the letters which	2
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the same inscription	2
from the first	2
instructive and entertaining	2
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that he might	2
roman pen drawn	2
by ward and	2
or even play	2
of a more	2
the macmillan company	2
a third as	2
forms of gothic	2
to the vertical	2
had to make	2
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on the subject	2
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to live in	2
it fills a	2
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a german brass	2
upper left hand	2
each line of	2
modern french medal	2
broad oblique limb	2
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designed by mr	2
you shall cut	2
of lettering is	2
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the spirit of	2
fill awkward blanks	2
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american magazine cover	2
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larger than the	2
panel of lettering	2
even in the	2
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of any size	2
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the printed page	2
applied only to	2
mind of the	2
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to the length	2
has been obtained	2
shows a similar	2
of the badia	2
roman letter is	2
black against a	2
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the classic and	2
q q q	2
suited to the	2
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like to see	2
the distance of	2
long as they	2
books mailed post	2
of the cross	2
limb upon the	2
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of roman inscription	2
of the historic	2
the two tips	2
as below is	2
little red riding	2
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have we here	2
paul elder and	2
inscription in marble	2
century th century	2
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the ends of	2
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modern american ticket	2
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i dare say	2
english gothic capitals	2
must be drawn	2
letter by mr	2
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r s t	2
side of d	2
work of mr	2
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in its lines	2
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por la qual	2
together with the	2
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of the scribes	2
in passing that	2
as regards the	2
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indication of the	2
from a german	2
of the top	2
angle which the	2
which have been	2
italian inlaid blackletters	2
practical system of	2
may be mentioned	2
you shall omit	2
composition of the	2
a prayerbook for	2
a point m	2
by miss lovechild	2
is more effective	2
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v v illustration	2
german blackletter construction	2
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line to the	2
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the top square	2
it might be	2
the lower one	2
a fine point	2
should have stayed	2
italian renaissance medal	2
the mind of	2
capitals and italics	2
to set down	2
due to the	2
magonigle modern american	2
the publication of	2
was quite a	2
system of freehand	2
but the beginner	2
pocket pronouncing dictionary	2
the perpendicular g	2
in is a	2
this same letter	2
your circular line	2
by the new	2
compasses on the	2
diameter is equal	2
the character of	2
and italian writing	2
in the water	2
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style of lettering	2
from the mazarin	2
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angles of these	2
the ladder to	2
this may be	2
to be used	2
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in the market	2
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in laying out	2
which case the	2
designer who has	2
in some forms	2
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is fairly representative	2
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spanish renaissance alphabet	2
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form of minuscule	2
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q r r	2
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elder and company	2
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of these two	2
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would have been	2
beans and corn	2
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tables of logarithms	2
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american italic capitals	2
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in shows a	2
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a system of	2
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one for the	2
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strokes of the	2
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the beautiful page	2
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did before in	2
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of the previous	2
french lettered page	2
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type models for	2
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draw in the	2
by the vertical	2
shown in figures	2
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from a spanish	2
where the circles	2
venetian wall panel	2
english gothic blackletters	2
of a form	2
spanish script capitals	2
by otto hupp	2
pen will be	2
letter s you	2
to be made	2
of the three	2
printed forms of	2
shape of the	2
of freehand lettering	2
construct from i	2
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those who are	2
down to us	2
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italian small letters	2
classic roman letters	2
better known for	2
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many years ago	2
wrote a thing	2
spanish round gothic	2
we are told	2
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letterers is mr	2
one foot of	2
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modern american magazine	2
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roman and italic	2
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blackletter which have	2
of very similar	2
optical illusions of	2
letters with the	2
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we must say	2
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in the draughting	2
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of the m	2
was intended for	2
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another in the	2
italian uncial gothic	2
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would be made	2
this if it	2
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of this limb	2
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how the man	2
some people say	2
that the point	2
spanish roman pen	2
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in the said	2
you have done	2
fertility of invention	2
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with the small	2
shall be of	2
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should guard against	2
alphabete und randleisten	2
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edward penfield modern	2
in the forum	2
you will have	2
except that at	2
is one of	2
from various sources	2
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letters which are	2
by william caslon	2
the de vinne	2
illustrated drawing book	2
is reproduced in	2
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erect the line	2
anglo saxon capitals	2
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half inch lines	2
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spanish italic letters	2
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forms of blackletter	2
paid for it	2
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shall form in	2
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of the time	2
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title from a	2
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to a fine	2
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will bradley illustration	2
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took the place	2
this same p	2
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the letter m	2
york and chicago	2
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style of the	2
capital and small	2
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limb at top	2
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alone to form	2
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page reproduced in	2
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paid to any	2
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of letters from	2
a general rule	2
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of the thick	2
on the following	2
the point f	2
of the tail	2
broader vertical limb	2
well adapted for	2
parallel to a	2
for a book	2
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goodhue for the	2
the letter l	2
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of which the	2
of the word	2
u n richtscheyt	2
use in stone	2
model for incised	2
right of a	2
night and day	2
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by juan de	2
henry the eighth	2
shall be rounded	2
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modern french lettered	2
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to either side	2
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line through the	2
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eight to one	2
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shown in in	2
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centre of the	2
time for anything	2
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van buren magonigle	2
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vest pocket edition	2
in the opposite	2
with supplied letters	2
in a measure	2
poor little fellow	2
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project beyond the	2
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it be drawn	2
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them in the	2
capitals adapted from	2
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as to say	2
drawn or printed	2
what have we	2
t t t	2
the fact that	2
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younger british draughtsmen	2
shall make this	2
the employment of	2
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script and italic	2
in this style	2
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on the inside	2
the letter with	2
examples of his	2
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its square in	2
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red riding hood	2
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of this sort	2
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roman inscription in	2
not suited for	2
add to the	2
to be so	2
have already been	2
stiff board covers	2
that made him	2
to show some	2
likewise the letter	2
the four angles	2
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to his own	2
from wood engravings	2
whose diameter is	2
as exhibited in	2
that would not	2
in the art	2
through the point	2
but i do	2
heavy inch lines	2
post old style	2
below is shown	2
the letter z	2
out the letter	2
a roman incised	2
to be more	2
to reach the	2
no one could	2
limb by one	2
of gothic lettering	2
which he will	2
that once he	2
r r r	2
of the breadth	2
the continent of	2
letters of the	2
segment of a	2
never might have	2
vatican th century	2
on italian lettering	2
long as broad	2
bits of lettering	2
preface to the	2
otto hupp illustration	2
and a half	2
is not a	2
containing pages of	2
modern american book	2
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three squares to	2
by the arc	2
the lines a	2
the following page	2
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