' | " | w | ( | - | i | e, | a, | z· | s´ | é | ó | c´ | n´ | |
ç | b | c | d | s | k | g | h | f | -- | z´ | ||||
e | ||||||||||||||
q | fl | ae | oe | |||||||||||
v | l | m | n | o | l- | p | j | fi | ! | ½cd | ||||
x | ; | : | ? | cdtn | ||||||||||
esp 1pt | ||||||||||||||
y | z | u | t | espaces | a | r | , | . | cad rats |
This Polish lay is that given in Lefevre: Guide Pratique du Composition d'Imprimerie (1880). The companion Upper case is Lefevre. Lefevre has included q ç ae oe in the lay because although not used in Polish, they may be needed for the occasional word in French or Latin. For ease, he has altered a normal French case, to take account of the different frequency of ceratin letters in Polish.
The a, and e, represent letters with an ogonek (not cedilla as shown), z· a z with dot, c´ n´ letters with an acute and l- a barred l. The -- is an em rule. The ' represents an apostrophe and " an opening double quote.
The empty case configuration is Polish.
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