how do you read this?
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One of the most helpful techniques for reading handwritten documents is to initially ignore what you are trying to read and evaluate the entire page:
- Where is it from?
- What type of document is it?
- What year is it from?
- How does the person that wrote it write?
- What do his letters look like on the rest of the page?
- Do the same words appear multiple times so I can be confident knowing what letters are what?
- What does everything look like zoomed way in and way out?
- How does making the page lighter or darker affect what can be read?
This means it is much more useful to see the entire page than just a tiny clip. My best guess is that this is the name Mercy. But if you could post a link to where this image is found or show the entire page at high resolution, so I could properly look at this, I could easily change my mind or someone else could give you a better opinion.
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Summarizing Gordon's comment: We Need A Lot More Context. Your snippet possibly cuts off part of the last letter, so it is completely impossible to interpret properly.
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