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When quoting texts, is it necessary to include a forward slash to signify when the author uses enjambment in a poem or play? ie "virtue be as wax/And melt in her own flame"
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forward slash for enjambment in quote? (1 Viewer)
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yup -- if ur using enjambment as a technique in ur analysis, use the forward slash to indicate the presence of the enjambment 
but if ur using a device other than enjambment eg. metaphor, imagery etc, then you don't to forward slash the quote since ur analysis doesnt include enjambmentD
but if ur using a device other than enjambment eg. metaphor, imagery etc, then you don't to forward slash the quote since ur analysis doesnt include enjambment
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