Library of Formatting Examples:Drama/12A
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[blank line] [blank line] [blank line] [blank line] LITERATURE <sc>A Comedy By Arthur Schnitzler</sc> [blank line] [blank line] [<sc>Scene</sc>: <i>Moderately well, but quite inexpensively furnished apartments occupied by Margaret. A small fireplace, a table, a small escritoire, a settee, a wardrobe cabinet, two windows in the back, entrances left and right.</i> <i>As the curtain rises, Clement, dressed in a modish, tarnished-gray sack suit, is discovered reclining in a fauteuil near the fireplace. He is smoking a cigarette and perusing a newspaper. Margaret is standing at the window. She walks back and forth, finally goes up directly behind Clement, and playfully musses his hair. Evidently she has something troublesome on her mind.</i>] <sc>Clem.</sc> [<i>reading, seizes her hand and kisses it</i>]. Horner's certain about his pick and doubly certain about mine; Waterloo five to one; Barometer twenty-one to one; Busserl seven to one; Attila sixteen to one. <sc>Marg.</sc> Sixteen to one! <sc>Clem.</sc> Lord Byron one and one-half to one--that's us, my dear. <sc>Marg.</sc> I know. [*** Remainder of text omitted.] |
Abbreviated speaker names
Here speaker names are abbreviated and so the associated period goes inside the small caps tags. (It would go inside anyway as a complete "sentence".) If a colon were present, it would go outside the markup, as it has for the beginning of the scene.
Stage directions
Consecutive paragraphs of stage directions in italics are each marked separately. The brackets surrounding them are containers and go outside the markup.
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