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Emma, that is very interesting. 

I am fairly sure that the bench glyph is a ligature representing a number of consonant-vowel combinations. Your observations seem to support that idea. When certain consonants precede 'e', it is absorbed into the bench ligature.
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[+] 1 user says Thank You to Emma May Smith for this post
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