6.22 Paragraphing

6.22.1 SGML

Paragraphs are marked with the numbered division tag <ttdv2 type="par" n=""> or with the unnumbered <p> tag.

<ttdv2 type="par" n="5">
<ttdv3 type="line" n="1"> The like Surprize , may be made , by 
<ttdv3 type="line" n="2"> Mouing things , when the Party is in 
<ttdv3 type="line" n="3"> ha{{s}t}e , and cannot {{s}t}ay , to con{s}ider adui{\-}
<ttdv3 type="line" n="4"> {s}edly , of that is moued . 
<ttdv2 type="par" n="6">
<ttdv3 type="line" n="1"> If a man would cro{{s}{s}}e a Bu{s}ine{{s}{s}}e , that 
<ttdv3 type="line" n="2"> he doubts {s}ome other would hand{s}ome{\-}
<ttdv3 type="line" n="3"> ly and e{ff}e{ct}ually moue , let him pretend 
<ttdv3 type="line" n="4"> to wi{{s}h} it well , and moue it him{s}elfe , in 
<ttdv3 type="line" n= "5"> {s}uch {s}ort , as may foile it . 
<ttdv2 type="par" n="7">
<ttdv3 type="line" n="1"> The breaking o{ff} , in the mid{{s}t} of that ,

6.21.2 COCOA

Paragraphs can be treated as structural divisions in both prose and verse works or can be represented as counters with an otherwise unemployed character. For reference purposes, they are marked with <ttdv2> tags here (note that <ttdv3> tags, for lines, then reset at the start of each <ttdv2> tag to zero.

<ttdv2 p5>
<ttdv3 1>The like Surprize , may be made , by 
<ttdv3 2>Mouing things , when the Party is in 
<ttdv3 3>ha{{s}t}e , and cannot {{s}t}ay , to con{s}ider adui\-
<ttdv3 4>{s}edly , of that is moued . 
<ttdv2 p6>
<ttdv3 1>If a man would cro{{s}{s}}e a Bu{s}ine{{s}{s}}e , that 
<ttdv3 2>he doubts {s}ome other would hand{s}ome\-
<ttdv3 3>ly and e{ff}e{ct}ually moue , let him pretend 
<ttdv3 4>to wi{{s}h} it well , and moue it him{s}elfe , in 
<ttdv3 5>{s}uch {s}ort , as may foile it . 
<ttdv2 p7>
<ttdv3 1>The breaking o{ff} , in the mid{{s}t} of that ,