10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TACHYGRAPHIST»
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tachygraphist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Shakespeare in Shorthand: The Textual Mystery of King Lear
See William Matthews, "Samuel Pepys, Tachygraphist," MLR 29, no. 4 (1934).
157. Thomas Shelton, "To the Reader," in Matthews, Shelton's Tachygraphy, A4r.
158. Cited in Matthews, "Samuel Pepys, Tachygraphist," 398. 159. See Carlton ...
2
Mark as Contributive Amanuensis of 1 Peter?
Richards suggests a plausible possibility that Tertius would be a tachygraphist.
Richards, The Secretary in the Letters of Paul, 171, notes that “it may not be mere
coincidence that he is also used to write down the longest letter of Paul, the letter
...
3
Biblical commentary on the Epistle to the Hebrews: in ...
1 The circumstance that Timothy may, perhaps, have written the epistle to the
Philippians as rayvypafos does not suffice to explain the superscription Phil. i. 1.
The tachygraphist never wrote bis name in the superscription along with that of l'
uul.
Johannes Heinrich August Ebrard, 1853
4
Gathering clouds: a tale of the days of St. Chrysostom
'That you may compare it with that of your friend Kallias,' said Phocas, with a
touch of professional jealousy, 'and injure my reputation as a tachygraphist, to his
advantage.' 'Nay,' said Eutyches, with the frank smile which disarmed opposition.
Frederic William Farrar, 1912
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A Dictionary of Simplified Spelling: Based on the ...
Tachygraphist. tac^*y-graf-ona'e-tryp*8, n. Tachy- graphometry. ta-chyg'ra-fyp*8,
n. Tachygraphy. tack'lp, v. & n. Tackle. tack'ld1 , pp. Tackled. tack'l-manp, n.
Tackleman. tackf*8, pp. Tacked. tac"o-dom'e-ter8, n. Tachodometer. 115
suspenslbl ...
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Biblical commentary on the New Testament: Translated from ...
It is not to be supposed that we adduce these passages as atibrd- * The
circumstance that Timothy may, porhaps, have written the Epistlo to the
Philippians as Ta\iypa^o(, does not suffice to explain the superscription Phil. i. 1.
Thf tachygraphist ...
7
The phonographic manual
... TKG tachygrapher, TKGr tachygraphist, TKGst taffeta-y, TfT Tahiti, T1T
talkativeness, T1KtiVs Tallahassee, TLS or TIS tallyho, TL tangence, TnJns tete,
Tt teteatete, TtiTt Texan, TssN or TKsN Texas, Tss 330 THE PHONOGRAPHIC
MANUAL.
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Proceedings of the New York State Stenographers' Association
... published in 1573, two years after Jewell's death, by Lawrence Humphrey, who
says: "He was always a tachygraphist and polygraphist, so that he could express
many things quickly and neatly ; he took down discourses almost to the word.
New York State Stenographers' Association, 1892
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Shakespere: A Critical Biography and an Estimate of the ...
at"; /0printed for N. L. and John Trundell, 1603,” was probably a pirated (as we
would call it) edition, either got at surreptitiously, from the prompte'r's books,.
gathered from the actors, or taken down during representation, by some
tachygraphist ...
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
Qualifying words: tachistesthesia, tach- istoscope, tachogram, tachygraph,
tachogra- phy, tachometer, tachymetry, tachyarrhythmia, tachycardia,
tachycardiac, tachygen tachygene- sis, tachyglossus, tachygraph, tachygrapher,
tachygraphist, ...
