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(Created page with "{{LOFE:Navbar|prev=Italics/52A|next=Italics/54A|cat=Italics}} {{LOFE:Example start |image-filename=101-53A.png|iw=25|tw=35}} you're provided for for life. {{LOFE:Tag|i}}An'{{LOFE:Tag|/i}} further--don't tilt her that way!--you 'old your neighbours, friends and employers in the 'ollow of your 'and." "How do you mean?" said William, intent on his egg. "Everything which a man {{LOFE:Tag|i}}is{{LOFE:Tag|/i}} depends on what 'e puts inside 'im," was the reply. "A...") |
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you're provided for for life. {{LOFE:Tag|i}}An'{{LOFE:Tag|/i}} further--don't | you're provided for for life. {{LOFE:Tag|i}}An'{{LOFE:Tag|/i}} further--don't | ||
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The first apostrophe, in ''An''', represents an omitted part of the word, so include it in the inline tag. | The first apostrophe, in ''An''', represents an omitted part of the word, so include it in the inline tag. | ||
The second apostrophe, in ''I'''ve is part of a normal contraction, and only the "I" is in italics | The second apostrophe, in ''I'''ve, is part of a normal contraction, and only the "I" is in italics | ||
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you're provided for for life. <i>An'</i> further--don't tilt her that way!--you 'old your neighbours, friends and employers in the 'ollow of your 'and." "How do you mean?" said William, intent on his egg. "Everything which a man <i>is</i> depends on what 'e puts inside 'im," was the reply. "A good cook's a King of men--besides being thunderin' well off if 'e don't drink. It's the only sure business in the whole round world; and <i>I</i>'ve been round it eight times, in the Mercantile Marine, before I married the second Mrs. M."
Apostrophes
The first apostrophe, in An', represents an omitted part of the word, so include it in the inline tag.
The second apostrophe, in I've, is part of a normal contraction, and only the "I" is in italics