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I want to make a footnote of all this, with the dialogue etc in different paragraphs so that there are either indents or line breaks so that it all lines up neatly and is easy to read. So far I'm totally frustrated, although I have been trying different strategies for some time.... | I want to make a footnote of all this, with the dialogue etc in different paragraphs so that there are either indents or line breaks so that it all lines up neatly and is easy to read. So far I'm totally frustrated, although I have been trying different strategies for some time.... | ||
text from the original article",<ref>In ''Bring on the Girls, The Improbable Story of Our Life in Musical Comedy'', a joint autobiography by Wodehouse and his longtime collaborator [[Guy Bolton]], we have the following: | text from the original article",<ref><small>In ''Bring on the Girls, The Improbable Story of Our Life in Musical Comedy'', a joint autobiography by Wodehouse and his longtime collaborator [[Guy Bolton]], we have the following: | ||
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<p>On the opening night Jerry Kern came over to where Bolton stood leaning on the back-rail, his face pale, his lips moving as if in prayer.</p> | <p>On the opening night Jerry Kern came over to where Bolton stood leaning on the back-rail, his face pale, his lips moving as if in prayer.</p> | ||
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<p>Jerry glanced in the direction indicated.</p><p>'Wodehouse,' he said.'</p><p>I suppose it is,' said Guy, 'but that's only to be expected on an opening night. The question is, what's it going to be like tomorrow?'</p><p>'What on earth are you talking about?'</p><p>'You said it's a good house.</p><p>"I didn't. I said Woodhouse.'</p><p>(For the benefit of the uninitiated, that is the way it is pronounced.)</p> | <p>Jerry glanced in the direction indicated.</p><p>'Wodehouse,' he said.'</p><p>I suppose it is,' said Guy, 'but that's only to be expected on an opening night. The question is, what's it going to be like tomorrow?'</p><p>'What on earth are you talking about?'</p><p>'You said it's a good house.</p><p>"I didn't. I said Woodhouse.'</p><p>(For the benefit of the uninitiated, that is the way it is pronounced.)</p> | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
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Revision as of 14:23, 10 January 2008
I want to make a footnote of all this, with the dialogue etc in different paragraphs so that there are either indents or line breaks so that it all lines up neatly and is easy to read. So far I'm totally frustrated, although I have been trying different strategies for some time....
text from the original article",[1]
References
- ↑ In Bring on the Girls, The Improbable Story of Our Life in Musical Comedy, a joint autobiography by Wodehouse and his longtime collaborator Guy Bolton, we have the following:
On the opening night Jerry Kern came over to where Bolton stood leaning on the back-rail, his face pale, his lips moving as if in prayer.
'How do you think it's going?' he asked.
Guy came out of his trance.
'I'm too numb to tell. There's a man in large spectacles over there who seems to be enjoying it.
Jerry glanced in the direction indicated.
'Wodehouse,' he said.'
I suppose it is,' said Guy, 'but that's only to be expected on an opening night. The question is, what's it going to be like tomorrow?'
'What on earth are you talking about?'
'You said it's a good house.
"I didn't. I said Woodhouse.'
(For the benefit of the uninitiated, that is the way it is pronounced.)