AUTHORITY.--Large capitals, especially the letter "I" and first letter of surname, level crossing to t's.
BOASTFUL.--Large writing, exaggerated capital, flying cross bar to t's. (See A.1.)
BOLD.--Large well-formed capitals, clear rounded, but not pointed writing.
BROAD-MINDED.--Well-spaced words, clear capitals, O's and A's wide and rounded.
CANDOUR.--O's and A's open at the top.
CAPRICE.--Eccentric letters, irregular writing, no punctuation.
CARE.--See Accuracy.
CARELESSNESS.--Ill-formed letters, open O's, no punctuation.
CAUTION.--Dashes used instead of full stops.
CEREMONIOUS.--Capitals important, all large above the line, some added flourishes.
CHANGEABLE.--Letters differently formed, eccentric capitals, variability of line.
CHEERFULNESS.--Short, fat loops, rounded letters.
DEJECTION.--Lines tending downwards, curved letters unfinished, last of capital "M" very small.
DELICACY.--Thin thread-like letters, fine pointed writing. (See A.3.)
DISORDER.--Ill-formed, unfinished letters, no punctuation, separate letters.
DISSIMILATION.--Words terminating in thread-like strokes, interchangeable letters.
DISTRUST.--Last downstroke ending very abruptly.
DRINK.--Thick strokes, when seen through a glass very ragged, ill-formed letters; self-indulgence.
EATING, GOURMANDIZING.--Small, rounded writing, black, small capitals.
ECONOMY.--Close, compressed writing, no margins. (See A.4.)
ENERGY.--Lines sloping upwards to the right, short downstrokes, high-barred crosses to t's.
EXAGGERATION.--Very large and eccentric capitals, flourish under signature.
EXTRAVAGANCE.--Wide margins, large letters, full loops above and below the lines.
FAINT-HEARTED.--Small capitals, ill-formed thread-like letters, downward tendency.
FOPPERY.--Exaggerated capitals, especially letter "I," wide spacing.
FORGETFULNESS.--Letter "N" shaped like small "U." (See B.1.)
FORMALITY.--Neat lettering, punctuation careful, capitals rather large.
FRIVOLOUS.--Light writing, eccentric, or half-made capitals, irregular lines.
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