Library of Formatting Examples:Signatures/04A
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[blank line] [blank line] [blank line] [blank line] II [blank line] [blank line] /* <sc>Brantwood, Coniston</sc>,[*** comma OUTSIDE, ] <i>23rd June, 1879</i>. [*** period OUTSIDE,] [*** but include numerals in the italics.] */ [*** Comma OUTSIDE.] <sc>Dear Mr. Malleson</sc>,--Walking, and talking, are now alike impossible to me;[A] my strength is gone for both; nor do I believe talking on such matters to be of the least use except to promote, between sensible people, kindly feeling and knowledge of each other's personal characters. I have every [*** Middle of letter removed to save space] Is not this the first of all questions which a Clerical Council has to answer in open terms? /* Ever affectionately yours,[*** comma here, so] <sc>J. Ruskin</sc>. [*** period goes OUTSIDE.] */ [Footnote A: In answer to the proposal of discussing the subject during a mountain walk.] |
Here, the heading of the letter is made up of two right-justified lines; use one no-wrap for both. The complementary closing ("Ever affectionately yours") has a special indentation and the signature is right-justified; again, use one pair of no-wraps for both lines.
Major and minor divisions
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