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How to set up this parenthetical citation?
I'm writing an essay about Medieval ballads. I need to show that in the stanzas, the second and fourth lines rhyme.
Here is a sentence from my essay:
In the Medieval ballad, the rhyme scheme is the second and fourth lines.
AND I need to put in a parenthetical citation from the ballad "Bonnie George Campbell." It is:
"Saddled and bridled
And booted rode he,
A plume in his helmet,
A sword at his knee."
Would I write it like "Saddled and bridled/ And booted rode he,/ A plume in his helmet,/ A sword at his knee"? (with commas included?)
ALSO would I include it in my above mentioned essay sentence? Or would I make it its own sentence?
Yes, you would include all punctuation from the original work, citing the specific line numbers in parenthesis: (lines 17-20). Use the word "lines" for the first citation; any other citations from that piece only require the line numbers.
You could do something like :
In the Medieval ballad, the rhyme scheme is the second and fourth lines. The traditional English ballad "Bonnie George Campbell" provides an example of this rhyme scheme: (quoted text with parenthetical).
Or,
In the Medieval Ballad, such as the traditional English poem "Bonnie George Campbell", the rhyme scheme is the second and fourth lines: (quoted text with parenthetical).
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