Part 40 (1/2)

He did not stop, though I called repeatedly

Your solution is right in method, even if you havewhen you say that

115 Use the comma to set off short, informal quotations, unless such quotation is a word or phrase closely woven into the sentence

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But: He introduced the uished friend”

116 Use the comma to set off adverbs and adverbial phrases; such as, _however, then, also, for example, so to speak,_ etc

Such a man, however, can seldom be found

This sentence, for exa the order

117 Use the comma whenever for any reason there is any distinct pause in the sentence that is not otherwise indicated by punctuation, or whenever so clearly is omitted

We want students, not boys who simply come to school

Caesar had his Brutus; Charles the First, his Cromwell;

_The Semicolon_ (;)

118 Use the semicolon to separate the clauses of a co or that are not joined by conjunctions

He says that he shall teach for two e

119 Use a semicolon to separate the clauses of a compound sentence that are joined by a conjunction, only when it is desirable to indicate a very definite pause

I have told you of the theft; but I have yet to tell you of the reason for it

120 Use a semicolon to separate the parts of a compound or a complex sentence, when some of those parts are punctuated by commas

As men, we admire the man that succeeds; but, as honest men, we cannot ad: He spends his money for theatres, and dinners, and wine, and for his faht: He spends his money for theatres, and dinners, and wine; and for his family he has not a cent

121 Use a semicolon before certain adverbs and adverbial expressions, when they occur in the body of the sentence and are used conjunctively; such as, _accordingly, besides, hence, thus, therefore_, etc

I do not care to see the game; besides, it is too cold

John is sick; however, I think he will be here

122 Use the semicolon before the expressions, _namely, as, that is_, etc, or before their abbreviations, _viz, ie,_ etc, when they are used to introduce a series of particular tereneral term

At present there are four prominent political parties; namely, the Republican, the Democratic, the Prohibition, and the Socialist