Penman's Art Journal and Teachers' Guide . the point now, but will say that gOOd thing, and that making large caps will help to develop have also tosaj thai many who aspire to be called penmen speud all their energy lapitals and cannot write a decent line of small letters to save their livi 1 hie should not tie so, and we desire to etnpliu siz ? the importance ol working at the oxer-clses in Bmall letters given In our fourth In the next lesson we shall take up flour-ishing. Our lessons in ihis department will In- tew and tO ibe pnini, alur which we will take up the more interesting andva
Penman's Art Journal and Teachers' Guide . the point now, but will say that gOOd thing, and that making large caps will help to develop have also tosaj thai many who aspire to be called penmen speud all their energy lapitals and cannot write a decent line of small letters to save their livi 1 hie should not tie so, and we desire to etnpliu siz ? the importance ol working at the oxer-clses in Bmall letters given In our fourth In the next lesson we shall take up flour-ishing. Our lessons in ihis department will In- tew and tO ibe pnini, alur which we will take up the more interesting andvaluable subject of lettering PliERLKfis! l-i Minors! AmesBest Pen-It you UUVl already tried il, you will use noother. If you havent, youve cheated yoursef of a pleasure. Modern Views on LiteratureWhat you reading now, Mame?- Ob, Im reading Tolstoi Isnt he splendid V Oh, jusl splendid Wasnt ?Anna Karsplendid ? Splendid ! Have you mid any of Tur-geneiSs book- ret? Oh, yes. Ive jusl finished DimilriIloudinc. Isn1 it splendid ? Splendid !. Ac 1 uiii]inn> i»u a jeering crowd followed him crying, Frenchman, why dont j ou get a coa< h .In about three months, he says, the annoy-ance almost ceased, and gradually a fewforeigners and tbcn some Englishmen fol-lowed bis example. Defoe had describedthe umbrella ss one of the contrivances ofliobinson Crusoe, and umbrellas were inconsequence called Robinsons. Theywere looked upon for a long time as a signof extreme effeminacy, and they multipliedvery slowly. Dr. Jamieson, in 1782, issaid to have been the tirst person w ho usedone at Glasgow, and Sou theys mother,who was horn iu 1752, was accustomed tosay she remembered the time when anj one would have been 1 mo led who carried one in the streets of Bristol. A single coarse colton one was often kept in a coffee house tobe lent out to customers, or iu a privatehouse tn be taken out with a carriage and held over Ihc beads of ladle- as lln \ <jo1 in0) OUl . but for many years those wh
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