Author: Lynn Lee

In earlier copy-book forms, but not in the most recent, the small letter f is the only small letter that extends to the top and

The small letter g is the first of the alphabet’s small letters which extends to the bottom. As the writer must first draw a circle

The distance between the two straight lines that make up the capital H is what makes it so interesting. The small letter h needs to

The small letter i is interesting because of the dot, which isn’t connected to the letters before or after it and can be treated in

There is a semi-arc on the left of the capital J, which makes it interesting. The small letter j is also interesting because of the

The capital and small K are very complicated letters. They have to move in three different directions. k with second stroke shorter denotes ambition. k

The small letter l is graphologically almost of the same character as the small b. Simple L denotes taste. Long underlined stroke is a sign

Each letter, big and small, is important. The small letters are typical arcade letters. Second, both capital and small letters have three parts that should

Each letter, big and small, is important. The small letters are typical arcade letters. Second, both capital and small letters have two parts that should

As with small letter a, the letter o is interesting. Drawing a circle entails turning the pen 360 degrees to the left and writing in