Library of Formatting Examples:Italics/08A

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Correctly formatted text

   with her house and furniture--drawn a great harrow over
   her garden--poisoned Boxer--eaten her clothes-pegs--fried
   her cabbages--fricaseed (how is it spelt?) her
   radishes--ragout'd her Onions--belaboured her <i>beat</i>-root--outstripped
   her scarlet-runners--parlez-vous'd with her

Hyphens as separators

When only part of a hyphenated word is in italics, as with "beat-root" here, the hyphen is a separator and goes outside the markup.