{&-} = dash at mid-letter level.
{&.} = ellipsis dot
{&138} = ???
{&140} = right half of "o"
{&144} = ???
{&146} = ???
{&152} = John Grove's "M"
{&153} = ???
{&163} = ??? (possible alternative to {&140}
{&164} = ???
{&167} = ???
{&169} = ???
{&170} = like "h" with top detached (#13 of the 17-element sequence)
{&171} = gallows with three loops (#14 of the 17-element sequence)
{&172} = upside down lambda (possible alternative to {&195})
{&173} = ???
{&176} = ???
{&178} = ???
{&192} = <r> with almost horizontal stem
{&195} = like an EVA <I> with an upturned serif at the right end.
{&252} = big red #1
{&253} = big red #2
{&E} = a tall epsilon-like letter.
{&F} = an "f" with an extra loop
{&F} = an "f" with an extra loop
{&F} = an "f" with an extra loop
{&I"} = <i> with right ligature and plume above it.
{&I'} = ???
{&I} = <I> with a plume; first half of "ih" (#16 of the 17-element sequence).
{&K} = ???
{&O'} = <o> with plume
{&O} = ???
{&PP} = ???
{&S} = ???
{&T} = ???
{&X} = an <ee> with tops connected by an <l>
{&Y} = ???
{&^} = top half of "y"
{&an} = <a> and <n> run together
{&ar} = <a> and <r> run together
{&c'a} = ???
{&c'y} = ???
{&c'} = EVA "c" with a plume, like a "sh" without the final "e".
{&ct} = long <c> with a <t> attached to the tip of the ligature, well above the baseline.
{&e} = small <e>; encoded as e{small}
{&k} = short <k>; encoded as k{short}
{&o'} = o with a plume
{&ol} = <l> above <o>?
{&q"} = <q> with a plume over the connector
{&r} = <r> attached to the previous char.
{&zh} = like <sh> but with the plume turning forward?