Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-03-31
me E1gnrn Lesson.

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Address Eldon Moran, st. Louis, Mo.
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characters all the words and phrases
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Do not be influenced by people who
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cool. Learn to operate the type writer.
Cultivate habits of promptituGe and dis
erection, if you expect to enter the STEM
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arc expressed by the large circle, about
five times larger than the small s. Words
systematically related are usually Joined
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LIST, only half the is written, whichever
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precisely like either he or 4; 4th, a, an,
and are expressed by vertical or horizon
tai tick. See lines to l. A hyphen be-
tween words indicates that they are to be
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creases both speed and legibility.
Exercise. Camp lump damp pieces
noses mazes noises scamp jump Texas
Moses. Makes-time has-no- time fora
long give-me it Unnecessary I-think-
you-will and.it-was aud-you-may- think
a.desk the-bell. You-will always have
Gllne enough I-yOu-Wlu pub uoc youI
time to-advantage. Give to each thing
no-time but-that-is necessary.
KEY TO PLATE 8.
Pump ample sympathy empire SYM
Dol lamp thump. Cases PAGES neces-
sary success faces loses causes. Sub
sist exercise system Mississippi ncces-
sity races houses. You-may do-you
I-say-so shall-never Ou-will-never
you-arc have-timc.. 5 Does-it-make will
you-come how -long-have.you they
may shall have we.have-no. 6 Will-you-
take as-you-like it-is-so shall-I-have
as-mahy-as as-long-as do-we-know. z
Twas I.do-think I-have-no-time Twill
never I.write-you hc-may he-would he
is he-has.no. To-be maybe Justice
of-the-peace as-well- as do-as-you have
his-name for-the- sake-of just-so. 0
Takes-us gives-us as-soon-as this-sys-
tenn makes-us United States is-as as-is.
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you-and-I -and-you this and-that. IL
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the on-the should the OLA to-a have-a.
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prove-ment simple-l impossible temper
ance December post-Oflice become.
Translate lines 10, ii and 10.
PLATE 8.