She writes vertically, like a chinaman, to make her letters slant the right way. Every line returns her to the pinnacle. Every sentence slumps toward oblivion.
Left handed.
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Interesting.
ReplyDeleteYes, I have seen that when I was a reader in high school for the English and history teacher. I had to decipher everyone's handwriting. Got pretty good at it, though. I could figure out the disguised-handwriting warm fuzzies from the boys' dorm with decent accuracy.
ReplyDeleteStill, this is also about hiding.
My aunt is left-handed and has never written cursive as an adult.
ReplyDeleteMy grandma and uncle are both left-handed, and their cursive hands are better than mine.
ReplyDeleteI'm right-handed and I write some weird mix of print and cursive. Ha! My teachers in fifth grade said we'd use cursive forever. They were wrong, but probably not on purpose.
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