sheets where any of the line numbers would consist of 3 digits, stanzas should begin in cell 8, following verse lines in cell 6 and runovers in cell 10, and so on. Play form In play form, the will begin in the appropriate cell speaker’s name for a new paragraph if the speech is in prose, or a new stanza if in verse. A mixture of prose and verse in play form If there is a mixture of prose and verse in a play extract, the print line numbering should be retained throughout. In this case, for a speech in prose, the line number should be at the beginning of the braille line which contains the beginning of the print numbered line. In the case where a verse line is divided between 2 or more speakers, the subsequent part or parts of the verse line should follow the new after 3 intervening spaces. speaker’s name Footnotes Passages for comprehension, precis, translation, etc., occasionally have footnotes. For each reference mark (usually a note, print’s superscript number, asterisk or dagger) should be included at the point of reference, following spacing. The notes themselves print’s should be brailled as paragraphs at the end of the passage to which they apply, using the same reference mark at the beginning. Do not include a braille page and line reference. For reference marks which are superscript numbers use the superscript indicator at the point of reference, but not at the beginning of the text of the note at the end of the passage. Unnumbered asterisks or daggers do not require a superscript indicator in either case, even if appearing raised visually. Refer also to the section on Modern
sheets where any of the line numbers would consist of 3 digits, stanzas should begin in cell 8, following verse lines in cell 6 and runovers in cell 10, and so on. Play form In play form, the speaker’s name will begin in the appropriate cell for a new paragraph if the speech is in prose, or a new stanza if in verse. A mixture of prose and verse in play form If there is a mixture of prose and verse in a play extract, the print line numbering should be retained throughout. In this case, for a speech in prose, the line number should be at the beginning of the braille line which contains the beginning of the print numbered line. In the case where a verse line is divided between 2 or more speakers, the subsequent part or parts of the verse line should follow the new speaker’s name after 3 intervening spaces. Footnotes Passages for comprehension, precis, translation, etc., occasionally have footnotes. For each note, print’s reference mark (usually a superscript number, asterisk or dagger) should be included at the point of reference, following print’s spacing. The notes themselves should be brailled as paragraphs at the end of the passage to which they apply, using the same reference mark at the beginning. Do not include a braille page and line reference. For reference marks which are superscript numbers use the superscript indicator at the point of reference, but not at the beginning of the text of the note at the end of the passage. Unnumbered asterisks or daggers do not require a superscript indicator in either case, even if appearing raised visually. Refer also to the section on Modern
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