The Grammarians have been asked "How do you use quotation marks and colons/semicolons together?"
This combination really does conjure up visions of a punctuation traffic jam. Let's take a closer look, and we'll work it out -- one way or another.
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With examples from a pair of fantastic journeys: Norton Juster's The Phantom Tollboth and C.S. Lewis' Voyage of the Dawn Treader... )
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Thanks, again.
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P.S. In the example there was a good chance he would have used words like "balmy" or perhaps simply "mad", I think you want "barmy", not "balmy". :-)
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