Once upon a time, in a world of letters and typefaces, there lived a little kern named Kevin. Kevin was a curious kern, always eager to learn about the world of typography.
One day, Kevin decided to go on an adventure to explore the world of modern typography. He travelled far and wide, learning about leading, ligatures, margins, oblique, orphans, and picas.
As he travelled, Kevin learned that leading was the space between lines of text, and that ligatures were special characters that combined two letters into one. He also learned that margins were the blank spaces around the edge of a page, and that oblique was a style of typeface that was slanted to the right.
But the most interesting thing Kevin learned was about orphans and picas. Orphans were single words that were left stranded at the end of a line, while picas were a unit of measurement used in typography.
Kevin was so fascinated by all he had learned, that he decided to put his newfound knowledge to use. He started working on a new book, using all the modern typography techniques he had learned about. He made sure to use plenty of leading to make the text easy to read, and he added special ligatures to make the text look more elegant. He also made sure to use the correct margins and oblique style, and he was careful not to leave any orphans behind.
And with that, Kevin's book was complete! It was filled with beautiful typography, and everyone who read it was amazed by Kevin's knowledge and skill.
From that day on, Kevin was known as the greatest typographer in all the land, and he continued to spread his love and knowledge of typography to all who would listen.
The end.
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