I was thinking that had PART ONE had the single line page headers and PART TWO had double-line page headers ... too obvious? A one unit and then a two unit length line as page headers? Golden ratio lengths? Imagine the unexplained subtle elegance of the book without the PART pages themselves being required as partitions.
What about a poem which opens with a left indent to
I wonder if it is the case that
[and then stanza(s),
finally ending with
a right indented ]
I think that it is so.Imagine starting to see this as a recurring form in poetry magazines, anthologies.
A paradigm case of the ugly: a single quote from misguided Ernest Gellner Words and Things, 1st Ed. ?
Dal segno al coda would require us to use U+1D10B as the non-printing HTML UNICODE escape sequence D10B;
The printer or the author was selective in the LW segno chosen?
It was not the segno
Repeat:
And then to the coda.
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