Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes
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Any reader can see you haven't dealt with them.
For example:
You have misidentified the third letter of the word in the note as an i when it is obviously an r.
You have misidentified the fourth letter as a c when it is obviously not a c, as anyone can see by comparing it with the first letter, which obviously is a c.
You haven't dealt with those two points - because you cannot.
It is quite obvious how the writer of the note wrote the letter c.
And it is quite obvious that the fourth letter of that note is not a c.
The fifth letter, a z, is joined to the preceding letter by a line from its left which runs into the very beginning of the letter z.
If the fourth letter were a c, as you claim, the same thing would happen.
But it does not - because it is an i, and not a c.
These are basic facts about writing during that period, and ones which you neglect.
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