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[Emma May Smith]

I don't think You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is a good example. I believe that the writer stopped midway and came back to this page at a later date.

1) The last word ot is rare, it seems as though the writer has stop mid word.
2) The ink changes greatly between this and the next paragraph.
3) The slope of the lines change between this and the next paragraph.

I think that paragraphs I and II were written in full. Paragraph III was written in part. The line above the paragraph was then added (maybe as a remark about why the writer stopped). Some time later paragraphs IV to X were written.

[-JKP-]

The third paragraph of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is unusual in many ways. It's almost impossible to figure out the order in which the letters were added near the end where the gallows characters intrude into the space of the words above them.

It's almost as though word #8 (the P-gallows word) were written first and the others worked around it. Not saying this is what happened, but nothing about the line seems continuous or natural—it appears awkwardly constructed, like a patchwork.