If you wish to have a long extract put in quotation marks, say at the beginning: "Begin quote," and at the end: "End quote." Always indicate a new paragraph to the copyist by saying, "Paragraph." The use of "end quote" in the same sense as "unquote" was current by 1900. From George Horton, A Fair Brigand (1899): More @Wikipedia
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