Roth was confused, and so he did what any giant of the American literary scene can do in these circumstances, and wrote a lengthy open letter to Wikipedia in the New Yorker (from which the above quotation is taken).
Ambrose was the first popular historian cudgeled by the Standard for borrowing passages from sources but leaving off the quotation marks.
Except that one cannot, and the end of the quotation from W.V.
However, his editor, believing the phrase to be a direct quote from Lincoln, inserted quotation marks without consulting the author.
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The feeling that the top of your head has been taken off, a definition of what makes a quote quotable that Shapiro takes from Emily Dickinson (who took it, basically, from Kant and Burke, who took it from Longinus a nice example of the sociology of quotation), is a feeling that readers of poetry expect from every poem they read.
Above the front door of the new building there should be a biblical quotation, from Matthew 25:35 (not John, Mr Brown) .
Last month, a Congress minister, Mani Shankar Aiyer, ruled that a quotation from him should be expunged from a memorial at the prison in the Andaman islands where he was detained.
Bogle: Well, let me start off by saying that's the reason that in the subtitle of the book, I have the word mutual in quotation marks, and a lot follows from that.
He was, for instance, the first to spot that the Times had attacked John Ashcroft, the conservative attorney-general, with a truncated and misleading quotation lifted from another newspaper.
The customer was shopping, getting ideas and prices from one place and then seeking availability and price quotation from TD Ameritrade.
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In San Diego, where Mr. Holmes's parents live, a lawyer for his family read a statement clarifying a quotation from his mother, Arlene Holmes, when she was awakened early Friday with news of the shooting.
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