K is made by an I and two other I's on the right hand, drawn from the middle, one to the top and one to the bottom. K begins Kiss, Knit, and Knot. N Two I's, and one drawn from the left hand at the top to the right hand at the bottom, make N, which helps to spell Nap, Nut, and Nose. M Two I's, and two more drawn between them from the tops and close at the bottom, make M, which helps to spell Mite, Mark, and Manfred. That is O. Every little child can make a circle, and a circle is O. O begins Ox, Oats, and Oil. Q O, with a short I drawn through the bottom of it, makes Q, which begins Quay, Queer, and Quince. C O, with a piece left out on the right hand side, is C. C begins Cot, Cat, and Cowl. C, with a short I at the bottom of the opening, makes G, which helps to spell Goose, Gun, and Gape. D Half an O [so,)], with an I on the left hand side, makes D, which begins Dog, Dunce, and Dot. P D, with the I part drawn lower, makes P, which begins Plum, Pie, and Plume. P, with another half O [so, )], drawn under the first, makes B, beginning Bunch, Book, and Broom. R P, with an I drawn outwards, like the lower part of K, makes R, which helps to spell Rill, Robe, and Ram. S Two half O's [80, ], one to the right hand and one to the left hand, joined together, make S, which begins Star, Sun, and Stream. |
