Treasury of Knowledge: In Three Parts (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Treasury of Knowledge: In Three Parts

But I found it very hard to learn my letters at first, and it took me a long time to know them all, so that I could make them in the sand, or draw them on m slate. And after I had got through one alphabet, I he to learn eu other; and the letters were not all alike even when called by the same name. There is big A and little a - big B and little b - _and so of the rest. Well, by and by I had learned to know all the big letters, and all the little letters, but I was not done with the alphabet yet, for I then was told which were capital letters, and the difference between Roman letters, and Italic letters.

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