CAS CL 102 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Wild Beasts, Aeneid, Exemplum

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In-paragraph quotations: in this case, the best practice is something called text weaving, where you connect a quotation to a sentence in your own words or attribute it to the author. This way, you never let someone else"s words stand as their own sentence in your paper. Avoid: i sing of arms and a man (book 1, line 1). Original: i sing of arms and a man: his fate had made him fugitive; he was the first to journey from the coasts of troy as far as italy and the lavinian shores (book 1, lines 1-4). Another way of thinking of it is in other words. Problem: you basically have two sentences here, and if you don"t break them up the final result sounds too much like a run-on sentence. Carthage, he was amazed at the wonders he saw. Solution: when aeneas and achates stumbled upon the site of the construction of.

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