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      GRIFFITH & FAEEAN'S I 0 E 3 IDTJC ^ TIO 3 sr ^ . IL , WOBKS . I GOOD H . AJVI > WRIT : DVO . I GEORGE DARNELL'S COPY BOOKS , I After ness . over With a quarter these Copy of - a Books century tba of pnp public il advan favour ces , in are the everywhere art of wri acknowledged ting with ease as the and best rapidity for , simplicity while the and labour thorough of the - I I ada teacher pted is to very the New greatly Educational lightened Code . Th . « y are used in nearly all the best school * in Great Britain ¦ and the Colonies , and art I Advantages of the System . ¦ I . It i * the production of an experienced Schoolmaster . IV . The number and variety of the copies secure attentionI II . It superior gradually Smal advances l Hand . from the Simple Stroke to a and in books preven with t the single pupils head copy -lines in ¦ g . their own traiting , as , I III . The as the assistance learner give progresses n in the , un Primal til all Lesson guidance is ia reduced safely V . The greatly system lightens insures the the labour progress of the ¦ oi -teaoher the learner . , and I withdrawn . I A Short and Certain Road to Good Handwriting . I Darnell ' s Large Post Copy-Books . 16 Nos . 6 d . each . The first I ten of which have on every alternate line appropriate and carefully written copies in Pencil coloured Inkto be I first written oveT and then imitated , the remaining numbers having Black Head-lines for imitation ¦ only , , thi WHOLE GRADUALLY ADVANCING STROM A SIMPLE STROKE TO A SUPERIOR SMALL BAUD . I No 1 . . Elementary ( Strokes & c . ) I No . Text . , Hound , and Small . ¦ I 2 S . 4 . Single Large Letters Text . ( Short Words ) . 8 11 , 9 , « 12 10 . . Round Text , , Bo Small und , , and Small Fi , gures and Fi . ¦ ¦ gures . € « , . . Text Bound , Large Text , Text Capitals , and , and Figures FigureE . . j | 13 15 , , 1 M 4 . . Sma Bound ll Hand and . Small . ¦ ¦ A Suke Guide to Good Handwkitlxo . I Darnell superior ' s paper Foolscap , marble covers , 4

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Jan. 16, 1882, page 48, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_16011882/page/48/