This section is from the book "The Science And Art Of Phrase-Making", by David Wolfe Brown. Also available from Amazon: The science and art of phrase-making.
514. The in hook with its accompanying circle may be prefixed to the following-named consonants and consonantal combinations:
To pr, as in the phrase in spring
To br, as in the phrase in sober
To tr, as in the phrase in strong
To dr, as in the phrase in (con)sideration
To chr, as in the phrase in his charming
To jr, as in the phrases in his danger
To kr, as in the phrase in his crime
To gr, as in the phrase in his grief
To l,. as in the phrase in his letter
To m, as in the phrase in some
To md, as in the phrase in his immediate
To r, as in the phrase in his remittance
To rd, as in the phrase in his word
To s, as in the phrase in his escape

To z, as in the phrases in size
in his zeal
To sh, as in the phrase in his wish
To zh, as in the phrase in his usual
To mp, (or mb), as in the phrases in his ambition
in his important
To way, as in the phrase in his way
To hay, as in the phrase in his hurry
515. This hook, or "curl," may be prefixed to word-signs (incomplete outlines) as well as to complete outlines. Illustrations: in Scripture
, in Ms improvement
 
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