A document propounded as a will consisted of a single sheet of paper folded to form four pages. On the first page appeared a printed form of will, signed by the testator and the attesting witnesses in the places provided. Written dispositive clauses filled the space provided above the clause appointing executors, but ended with an uncompleted sentence, "over" being written immediately beneath the last word. The sentence was completed at the top of the second page, and further dispositive clauses filled that page. The final clause began on the second page and ended on the third, and was followed by the signatures of the witnesses.