UNIFORMITY.

A most necessary element in all good penmanship is uniformity. In the

slope of the letters and words which form a written page there must be

no disagreement. With the letters leaning about in various directions,

writing is presented in its most ridiculous phase. Uniformity in the

size of letters, throughout the written page; how greatly it conduces

to neatness and beauty. All letters resting on the line, and being of

uniform hight, adds another condition towards good penmanship. This

essential element of uniformity may be watched and guarded closely and

cultivated by any learner in his own practice.

Barkham Burroughs' Encyclopaedia of Astounding Facts and Useful Information, 1889 · 第 50 / 239 题