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Sep 08, 2006, 08:53 PM
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I'm working on an essay in English 102, on the novel, Follow the River by Thom. I'm having difficulties with my quotes, I need three mandatory. What I need to know is, can a quote be a part of the book, that was not spoken from a character, and when there is a spoken part from a character, is that a quote within a quote? If anybody knows, please give me an example of how it would be written.....thanks so much.
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Sep 08, 2006, 08:59 PM
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EJ, where are you?
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Sep 08, 2006, 09:36 PM
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Des,
A quote can be something that was not spoken by a character or something that was spoken by a character. As long as it's written in the book, you can use it as a quote. For example: "The weather was bright and fair and Timothy strode down the road with determination and spirit." "Help me!", cried Lady Marion. "Save me from marrying the Duke of Nottingham!" I hope this helps. Jan
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