Quikscript Library
Here, you will be able to read materials that I have personally transcribed into Quikscript. You
MUST have a
Quikscript font (preferably King Plus Monospace, but all others should suffice to varying degrees) to view these materials.
I have transcribed all the materials using only the 40 core letters, the 8 common abbreviations & as many of the Senior Quikscript suffix-&-prefix rules as are applicable. I make no guarantees of accuracy in transcription & there are certainly no guarantees that I will complete any of the transcriptions that I start.
The Wizard of Oz Franchise
Support Page - A FAQ and explanation of the project
Ozma of Oz
Chapters :
Introduction |
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The third book in the "Wizard of Oz" franchise, Dorothy and Ozma travel to the Nome King in order to free the Queen of Ev and her family.
The Marvelous Land of Oz
Chapters :
Introduction |
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2 |
3 |
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The sequel to "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz," a child named Tip travels through the Land of Oz with the characters Jack Pumpkinhead & Sawhorse to stop General Jinjur from overtaking the Emerald City.
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
The Complete Book - All 24 chapters plus the introduction
The first book of the classic series featuring Dorothy, The Wicked Witch of the West & the Emerald City.
Other Works
Aesop's Fables
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These timeless fables, which are still entertaining & educational even in this modern age, have been transcribed for your enjoyment. Each completed page holds 30 of these fables!
Wind in the Willows
Chapters :
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2 |
3
A classic children's tale featuring the adventures of a spoiled frog, a timid mole, a friendly rat & a grumpy badger.
[ED. NOTE: This book is unlikely to be completely transcribed. The first three chapters, though, have been left here for your reading enjoyment and challenge.]
Personal Notes
- All of the "Wizard of Oz" franchise books as well as "The Wind in the Willows" are in the public domain & may be reproduced without legal reprecussions. I would like to thank the website "Project Guttenberg" for graciously providing the texts from which the Quikscript transcription came.