The Eff Or Vee Hook.
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This section is from the "A Shorter Course in Munson Phonography" book, by James E. Munson. Also available from Amazon: A Shorter Course in Munson Phonography
The Eff Or Vee Hook.
190. Either f or v may be added to any straight stem by a small final hook turned on the side opposite the En-hook. This hook is not written on curved stems. Examples:
191. Names of Ef or Vee Hook Stems. - The names of the Ef or Vee Hook stems are as follows: Chef, Jef, Tef, Def, Pef, Bef, Kef, Gef (G hard as in "gaff"), Ref.
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192. Chafe, tough, dive, cave, reef, rave, tariff, toughen, outfit, devote, divide, define, devisee, cover, referee, reefer, roughly, rival or rifle, adverb, divinity, devourer, beverage, rivalry, revolve, cavalry, riffraff. Gough, Tiffin, David, Dover, Baffin.
193. En-hook Abbreviations. - The following abbreviations contain the En-hook:
194. Ef or Vee Hook Abbreviations. - The following are abbreviations that contain, the Ef or Vee Hook:
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Also see:
- Phonography. Lesson XIV. Lengthening Principle.
- Phonography. Lesson XVI. Of The Loops. The Small Loop.
- Phonography. Lesson IX. Hooked Stems.
- Phonography. Lesson VIII. The Breve-Signs.
- Remarks About Word Outlines.
- El And Er Hooks On Curved Stems.
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