96. The Large Loop

A large final loop written involute on straight strokes and on the concave side of curves, represents str without intervening vowels (see lines 12 and 13). This loop extends about two-thirds the length of the stroke to which it is attached and is never used initially. When a vowel ends a word after str the loop cannot be employed.

97. Large Loops And Circles Combined

The circle s follows the loop str (see line 14) just as it follows the small loop (compare line 4).

Exercise on the Loop-st.

Exercise on the Loop-str.