FIRST SPECIMENS

Beginning pupils should write three sets of first specimens on paper

about 8×10½ inches. One set should be kept by the teacher, another

retained by the pupil, and one set sent to the nearest office of The A.

N. Palmer Company.

The value of these first specimens will be clearly apparent as the work

of muscular movement development and application progresses and

comparisons are made. Those sent to the publication office are

alphabetically arranged and kept for future reference. When pupils have

mastered the movement and become good business writers, their second

specimens should be sent to be filed with the first. The improvement is

often so great that the first and second specimens may be engraved and

published with great credit to the schools, the pupils, and the Palmer

Method.

In these specimens the following form should be followed: On the first

line write the name, the age, and the grade; on the second line, the

name of the school, city or town, and the date. Skip one line and make a

set of capitals; skip a line and make two lines of miscellaneous

figures; skip a line and write, “A specimen of my best writing before I

began to practice muscular movement writing from the lessons in the

Palmer Method of Business Writing.” The above was written

in ............ minutes and ............ seconds.

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