an old one from the back files . . . perhaps worth resurrecting?
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I think I need a cigarette after that one. And I don't even smoke.
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Yes, Anne: I felt like I had to smoke one, too. ~grin~
I'm in love with italics. Can't help myself.
I prefer italics to quotation marks. But perhaps rely upon them too often. Hmmm . . .
I thought they worked very well, as always. I also use italics almost exclusively, as opposed to quotation marks, for dialogue, and always use them to indicate a thought or silent voice reverberating.
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