and
in common use need not be copied.
4. See also Tails, pp. [289]–[291].
K
1. The stem is sometimes drawn out above (F, 3).
2. Both arms are occasionally lengthened, and the width of the letter increased, by joining the thin arm to the stem lower down; the thick arm, or tail, then springs from the side of the thin arm (compare
). This tends away from the essential, and is therefore a less safe form.
3. The tail may be curved or drawn out occasionally (see Tails, pp. [289]–[291]).