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This is '''not''' a list. It's the name of the book, so the commas both go '''inside'''. However, the ending period belongs to the sentence, and goes '''outside'''. | This is '''not''' a list. It's the name of the book, so the commas both go '''inside'''. However, the ending period belongs to the sentence, and goes '''outside'''. | ||
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In July, 1820, appeared the volume <i>Lamia, Isabella, The Eve of St. Agnes and other Poems</i>. The lingering influence of Hunt is seen in a fondness for the short poetic tale, in the direct
Lists and titles
This is not a list. It's the name of the book, so the commas both go inside. However, the ending period belongs to the sentence, and goes outside.