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| of this handy nineteenth-century abbreviation you prefer. Both appear in CMOS 17, all but once as... |
“Can I Use Parentheses in Dialogue (or Not)?” - CMOS Shop Talk
| commas,—like this. This practice, which was common in the nineteenth century, was already being... |
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Comma Splices and Run-On Sentences - CMOS Shop Talk
| , not comma splices. (Dickens is so nineteenth century.) But in that famous catalog of dichotomies that... |
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| apostrophes? Answer » A. To channel Bartleby (Melville’s fictional nineteenth-century scrivener): we... |
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| recently as the nineteenth century, spaces before commas were common, at least in French. Guide pratique du... |
One Space or Two? - CMOS Shop Talk
| Press, added for its nineteenth edition, published in 1905, the following footnote in its section on... |
Commas and Periods with Quotation Marks - CMOS Shop Talk
| only imagine the debates leading up to the 1905 nineteenth edition of Hart’s Rules—particularly... |
Quotenik founder Sara Bader talks about quotes - CMOS Shop Talk
| information about a lost relative paints an instant portrait of a nineteenth-century immigrant’s first... |
Commas and Independent Clauses A Creative Opening - CMOS Shop Talk
| 9:46 am Semicolons were much more common in the heavily punctuated novels of the nineteenth century... |
William Germano Talks about On Revision The Only Writing That Counts - CMOS Shop Talk
| nineteenth-century novel. RH: Poor Casaubon! All that writing and revising and nothing, finally, to... |
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