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A |
| Usage: blame secretary 'a' always used as lower case letter. | | Usage: and where 'a' is a stand-alone graph there is frequently an extension of the hairline stroke forming the top of the graph. |
| Usage: A | | Usage: And-An the scribe has several variations of his upper case 'A' graph. |
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D |
| Usage: syde looped 'd' is used with point at the left of the lower lobe and a backward sloping loop. | | Usage: delectabyl |
| Usage: lovid 'd' in final position with tag extension on the stroke closing the loop. | | Usage: Downe upper case 'D'. |
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G |
| Usage: gentillest the usual formation of 'g' with extended tail turning counter-clockwise to form a loop. | | Usage: yong 'g' in final position with hook to finish the horizontal slash. It could represent a missing final 'e'. |
| Usage: thyng(es) 'g' with 'es' abbreviation mark. | | Usage: Grysill upper case 'G' for the running title. |
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H |
| Usage: haboundant tail-stroke flicks to the right. | | Usage: Ther tail-stroke turns counter-clockwise and retraces the angle and path of the original descending stroke. |
| Usage: ynough in 'th', 'gh', 'ght' combinations in final position, 'h' is always crossed. | | Usage: hyght the tails of 'y', 'g' and 'h' are uniform. |
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R |
| Usage: Ther 'z'-shaped 'r' used almost all the time. | | Usage: wher a single occurrence on the two folios sampled of modern 'r' in final position with flourish. |
| Usage: Rote | | |
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S |
| Usage: is kidney-shaped 's' in final position. | | Usage: considred long 's' used initially and in medial position. |
| Usage: Slus upper case 'S'. | | |
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W |
| Usage: weren the same basic shapes of 'w' are repeated in the upper case versions. | | Usage: was the left arm of 'w' extends way above the remainder of the graph. |
| Usage: Wher upper case letter at the beginning of a line. The same as the lower case version in 2. | | |
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Y |
| Usage: syde the tail of 'y' is long. It turns counter-clockwise and retraces the angle of the descending stroke. | | Usage: many sometimes the tail of 'y' is taken back and up through the body of the letter. |
| Usage: worthy | | |
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Thorn |
| Usage: þt thorn is mainly used where the scribe can abbreviate the word with superscript letters. | | Usage: þu the stem of thorn is a short vertical stroke. It is open at the head. |
| Usage: þe | | Usage: þis |