S Written As F | Read Old Texts Without Misreads
In older English print, the long s (ſ) can look like f, but it should be read as a normal “s.” You’re reading a scan of an old book, a church register, or a government paper, and the words feel off. “Congrefs.” “Bleffed.” “Succefs.” It can look like the writer swapped s for f on
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