With regard to the recent discussion of the "tails" of p and f, and also to the above discussion of the gallows coverage, the first vord of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (previously it was f90v2, now it is considered You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. for some reason) is extremely interesting.
The "covering" loop of the gallows here begins from the tail of the "p". Another view would be to consider this gallows symbol as a superposition of a p (or a benched cph) and a covering variant of a t.
The "covering" loop of the gallows here begins from the tail of the "p". Another view would be to consider this gallows symbol as a superposition of a p (or a benched cph) and a covering variant of a t.