Curve-Line System - Bluetoes edition

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The counterpart

Yes, this is an interesting one!  At first I assumed it was an example of a bar running forward from nothing.  My best guess now is that it represents one of those rare cases in which a curvelet [e] has both a forward "bar" and another flourish associated with it, as we sometimes see with [{oh}].  There don't seem to be any definite cases of [{y*}] that couldn't just as well be interpreted as [q*].  So maybe this was an attempt to write [{yh}] in a way that couldn't be confused with something like [qh].

My personal thought from the work I've done so far is that line-start text is not "Voynichese".
I can't really think of a reason for this sort of stuff (below). Well, not in a natural left to right - top to bottom, "I'm just writing words as I go" way. 

(Most of the mid-page highlights are unsure-spacing, few.. as with most Voynich stuff look more valid, yet extremely rare)