522. When the initial n hook and its accompanying circle are prefixed to a word beginning with a circle, the two circles merge or coalesce, forming a double-sized circle;

thus: in his sympathy

in his supreme

Published lists contain phrases constructed on this principle; but in the opinion of the author a double circle after the n curl is difficult of execution, and on account of the special pains required to form it correctly, is often a detention rather than an aid to speed. With this cautionary remark, the following exercise is presented for the benefit of those who may wish to practise it: