The Hand-book of Standard Or American Phonography, Parts 1-5

according added advanced writer affix apheresis apocope aspirated brief Yay Chay circle or loop close diphthongs common orthography consonant consonant-sign consonant-stroke convenient Corresponding Style curve dash derivatives different signs direction distinction distinguished elements employed En-hook English language exercise expressed Fler following words Graham half-length halving Hand-Book hook sign initial joined language large circle legibility lengthened letters List of Vowel Lloyd Floyd longhand named Nasalized Consonants open diphthongs outlines Peest phonetic phonotypy phrase-sign position preceding prefix principles printing produce the sound pronunciation Reporting Style rule separate the sound shon shorthand sign-words sonant sound denoted sound indicated Standard Phonography stenographic straight line stroke syllable syllable-names tick tion Uncon usually vocalization vowel of ask vowel-signs Wemt whispered WORD-SIGNS AND CONTRACTIONS written upward لا ما نا