### Chapter [n].
The Chapter Title.
====================
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As I read.
gqap
Scan text for single-quoted dialogue (i.e. nested dialogue.) For that range:
[address]s/“'/“‘/g
[address]s/'”/’”/g
[address]s/ '/ ‘/g
[address]s/' /’ /g
[address]s/^'/‘/g
[address]s/'$/’/g
Any remaining tick marks are likely to be apostrophes.
%s/'/’/g
EMPHASIZED TEXT
becomes *emphasized text.*
CITATIONS
become _Citations_
.
[STAGE DIRECTIONS]
e.g. Chapter 36 et al. become _*[Stage directions]*_
These may further be set off by horizontal rules (----
).
ACTOR INDICTORS
e.g. Chapter 40 become __ACTOR INDICATORS__
.
In a few other places (e.g. the epitaphs in Chapter 6), I have preserved ALL CAPS, usually bolding it, as a stylistic choice.
Blockquote poetry or other unusual text (e.g. printed handbills or carven letters), usually with ragged right margins.
May also be set off with horizontal rules (----
).
> this is a short line.
> Followed by another short line
Note: Ragged lines need two or more spaces at the end of the line to force soft line breaks (<br>.)
- Spelling, paragraph breaks, and punctuation as per source file.
- For stage directions, added square braces
[ ]
(or substituted for parentheses) where appropriate — not consistent in source text. - Punctuation inside quotations.
Ship’s Proper Name
(usually not styled in source text) becomes*Ship’s Proper Name*
.Fremde Wort
(foreign words, usually not styled in source text) become*Fremde Wort*
.- Markup captures quotations and punctuation.
- No changes to
....
or...
or..
as ellipses. No space before or after ellipses. - Bold text and lists where appropriate, while reading.