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- 77. When a character is compounded with the 162d radical, the upper part of it should be written larger than the lower.
- 78. Where the oblique strokes are short, and the horizontal long, the oblique stroke on the right must be contracted.
- 79. In these, let the upright lines to the left be short, those to the right long.
- 80. Let the perpendicular stroke to the left of these be extended a little beyond the others.
- 81. The hook in the upper part of these should be turned inwards.
- 82. These characters require skill and care in writing them.
- 83. Examples for writing such characters as are compounded of the 20th radical.
- 84. Examples of such as have the 163d radical on the right.
- 85. Examples of such as have the 170th radical on the left.
- 86 to 92. Examples of characters compounded with various radicals, &c.
