See 3 Apr. 1843 entry in JS History, vol. D-1, p. 1512.
See 4 Apr. 1843 entry in JS History, vol. D-1, p. 1512.
TEXT: A horizontal line runs across the page, indicating this is the point to which the text was revised by George A. Smith and Thomas Bullock.
See 5 Apr. 1843 entry in JS History, vol. D-1, p. 1512.
See 6 Apr. 1843 entry in JS History, vol. D-1, pp. 1512–1521.
TEXT: Bullock inserted part of a proof sheet for the Times and Seasons with several emendations made by him. This emended text was copied into volume D-1 of the manuscript history.
TEXT: Bullock inserted part of a proof sheet for the Times and Seasons with a few emendations made by him. This emended text was copied into volume D-1 of the manuscript history.
TEXT: Three leaves are inserted following this page; from here, the text continues on page 14.
TEXT: Word-signs from Pitman shorthand meaning “is” and “no”.
TEXT: Word-signs from Pitman shorthand meaning “for” and “the”.
TEXT: Transliteration in Pitman shorthand: “b-ing”; the dot following a Pitman letter means “-ing”.
TEXT: Word-signs from Pitman shorthand meaning “of” and “the”.
TEXT: Word-sign from Pitman shorthand meaning “and”.
TEXT: Bullock often abbreviated words by writing the first one or two letters and then the final letter in superscript. Here “gar.” is an abbreviation for “gather”. Bullock then added the dot meaning “-ing” from Pitman shorthand, making the complete word “gathering”.
TEXT: Word-sign from Pitman shorthand meaning “the”.
TEXT: Word-sign from Pitman shorthand meaning “to”.
TEXT: Word-signs from Pitman shorthand meaning “and” and “the”.
TEXT: Word-signs from Pitman shorthand meaning “of” and “the”.
TEXT: Word-sign from Pitman shorthand meaning “to”.
TEXT: Insertion in graphite written vertically in the left margin.