=Drill 120=
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Forty capital K’s to the minute is a fair rate. Pupils should not lose
sight of the fact that motion determines form. Take care of the motion
and the forms of the letters will develop easily and naturally. A
careful study of the movement as applied to capital K will be helpful.
After making the first part of the letter, the hand (with the pen in the
air) should swing below the base line, describing an oval and returning
upward to the beginning point of the last part of the letter. Be sure to
connect the parts with a loop, as shown in the copy. Drop the finishing
part below the base line. Don’t forget the word practice; about twelve
words to the minute is a fair rate of speed.