The Modes of Interchange of Power in Letters (See letter @ Table 2) Transposition of Letters

Immediate and Primary, which again is

.

Direct, c2; and this is

Of one Letter

Simple, which takes place by Alphabetic arrangement

Natural, by Process

Arbitrary, cc3,4

Fortuitous, c5

Mutual, c6, according to Table Mixed c7

Of Two Letters, by Table, c8

Oblong

Circular

Square

Of Three Letters, c 9

Oblique, through the mediation of Transfusion of Power into Letters

Radical, c10

Consonants, where we proceed

Simply, c11

With Circumlocutions, alas c11

With a Key, c12

In certain combinations, and then Transposition takes place by

The Orderly Selection of Two or more Letters, c13

The Arbitrary Setting-apart of one Letter which is repeated, also c13

Fortuitous Collection c14

Inverted; on which in

general, c15; and

in Detail, for it is

Simple, of letters

Two, by themselves, c16

Three, by themselves, c17

Several, also c17

Artificial, c18

Mixed, on the basis of

Writing, c19

Defining by Numbers c20

Attaching little Notes, c21

Mediate, c 2 2

Figurative, c 23 which takes place by

Further Interchange of Power

Simple Interjection of Letters

Opposition of a further Devise