=Drill 61=
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This copy furnishes all the movement drill necessary in beginning this
lesson. Count ten for each drill, two for capital S, and eight for the
reverse traced oval. About sixteen complete drills should be made to the
minute. This drill is especially recommended to those who find the
development of a light, quick movement difficult.
=Drill 62=
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Study the curve of the first stroke; study the loop at the top, and give
especial attention to the fact that the loop (upper part of S) is
one-half the entire length of the letter. With an easy, light movement
make from forty-five to fifty letters to the minute. Count 1, 2, for
each letter.
=Drill 63=
[Illustration]
The angular finishing stroke shown in drill sixty-three is very popular
with many excellent teachers of business writing. Almost the same number
of letters should be made in a minute as in drill sixty-two. Its
practical feature is the direction taken by the finishing stroke, which
may be joined to any letter following. Count 1, 2, swing; or 1, 2, 3,
for each letter.