1.
Third: While certain lines in Nos.

2, 3 and 4 were heavier than others, no such distinction was observable in the characters forming No.

1.
Fourth: This distinction was even more marked in the longer specimen written by another hand, viz.: No.

5.
Fifth: This distinction, which we will call shading, occurred intermittently, sometimes in two consecutive characters, but never in three.
Sixth: This shading was to be seen now on one limb of the character it apparently emphasized and now on another.
Seventh: In the three specimens of the seven similar characters commencing Nos.

2, 3 and 4, the exact part shaded was not always the same as for instance, it was the left arm of the second character in No.
2 which showed the heavy line, while the shading was on the right-hand arm of the corresponding character in No.