Sec. 20. A large final hook written in place of the N-hook, on any straight stem, adds to the stem the syllable Ter, Der, or Ther, to be read after the stem and after any vowel or initial hook, but before a final circle or N-hook. (Lines 5, 6.) a. A final Iss-circle, or a small hook for N, may be written within the Ter-hook. (Line 6.) b. The final N-hook written within the Ter-hook, may be used for the affix -ing.

c. Phrasing. - The Ter-hook adds to any word-sign the word Their, There or They are, and occasionally the word Other. (Line 7.)

Key to Line 7. - Upon-their. Put-their. By-their. Before-their. About-there. What-there-is. At-their. Did-their. Had-their. Which-their. Came-there. Can-there-be. Or-there. Each-other.

Write Exercise XVIII. of the Speed-book.