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== Headings == | == Headings == | ||
We do not mark heading lines where the entire line looks bold, | We do not mark heading lines where the entire line looks bold, like "A COLOUR MILL." | ||
== Complete and Incomplete Sentences== | == Complete and Incomplete Sentences== | ||
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== Typefaces == | == Typefaces == | ||
Mark "A B" and "C D" as italics, but not as bold. Note that even the upright capital letters on | Mark "A B" and "C D" in the last two lines as italics, but not as bold. Note that even the upright capital letters on | ||
this page seem bold. It's just the typeface. | this page seem bold. It's just the typeface. | ||
{{LOFE:Example end}} | {{LOFE:Example end}} | ||
[[Category:Special review]] | [[Category:Special review]] | ||
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[blank line] [blank line] [blank line] [blank line] OF A COLOUR MILL, <i>For Calico Printers</i>. [blank line] [blank line] This Machine is delineated in fig. 3 of Plate 21. It has several properties which I think important in the process of grinding colours, either in a wet state or a dry. It consists of a frame <i>A B</i>, which has a hollow centre, through which the axis of the bevel wheel <i>C D</i> is brought in such manner as
Headings
We do not mark heading lines where the entire line looks bold, like "A COLOUR MILL."
Complete and Incomplete Sentences
There's a comma at the end of "A COLOUR MILL," so the next line, in italics, is part of a mixed sentence, and the period goes outside the tags.
Typefaces
Mark "A B" and "C D" in the last two lines as italics, but not as bold. Note that even the upright capital letters on this page seem bold. It's just the typeface.