F66r question

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Well, ell-shaped "s" is well used in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (gas), unless I'm mistaken in what you'd call "ell-shaped", but the point is that in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. it's significantly above the baseline which really precludes it from being an ell-shaped "s". This apart from that it looks more like "l".
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By ell-shaped I do not mean like a block-letter ell. I mean like a medieval Gothic ell with a loop. Aga keeps reading the letter "ell" (with an angular loop) as an ess. In fact the example you chose from You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. supports what I was trying to explain to Aga. The ess does not have an extra down-slanting stroke like the "ell" in the word "mel", which Aga wants to read as "des" (ess at the end).

It is also unlikely that they would use straight-ess as final-ess. It is much more likely that they would use sigma-ess or B-shaped ess. In Italy they sometimes used straight-ess or long-ess for final-ess, but the rest of this script does not look Italian. It looks Bohemian, German, or Saxon. Only the "m" might be Italian (smaller and more rounded), but many of the Bohemians wrote "m" this way so it is not always Italian.

It is the same style as the text on 116v, with the angular loop, probably a similar time period, but... it might not be the same handwriting (the "m" is a different style). There are not enough letters to be sure.