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creating longer quotes<br />

Looooong Quotes<br />

Now that you know how to do short quotes, let’s<br />

tackle long ones. Tony’s given us a long quote<br />

<strong>with</strong> the Burma Shave jingle.<br />

In his journal Tony just put the Burma Shave<br />

quote right inside his paragraph, but wouldn’t it<br />

be better if we pulled this quote out into a “block”<br />

of its own, like this:<br />

I saw some Burma Shave style signs on the side of<br />

the road today:<br />

Passing cars,<br />

When you can’t see,<br />

May get you,<br />

A glimpse,<br />

Of eternity.<br />

I definitely won’t be passing any cars.<br />

That’s where the element comes<br />

in. Unlike the element, which is meant for<br />

short quotes that are part of an existing paragraph,<br />

the element is meant for longer<br />

quotes that need to be displayed on their own.<br />

90 Chapter 3<br />

If you don’t know what<br />

“Burma Shave” slogans are,<br />

we’ll tell you all about<br />

them in just a few pages...<br />

It’s important<br />

to use the right tool<br />

for the job, and the<br />

element is<br />

perfect for this job.

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