Anyway, there is lots of phrasing even in DJS and brief forms aplenty, but something struck me as odd:
There would be a word such as "appreciation" right there in the middle of other words and phrases, and it was spelled out in full. It seems to me that such words as that just beg for abbreviation, e.g. A-P-R-E-ISH which would read back as either "appreesh" or "appree-tion" and be very clear to most any reader. It seems odd to go to the trouble to abbreviate some things and not others. Even many words in Anniversary seem unnecessarily lengthy, some using the analogical endings and beginnings when a much shorter abbreviation would be very clear to a transcriber.
On the other hand, the Abbreviating Principle of writing through the first stressed syllable when suitable includes just such things and even contradicts some of the other things such as the word endings and beginnings.
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