Oxford University Press Text Capture Instructions

//displayText[@class="prosequote"]

Where words or phrases in quoted text are highlighted in bold, capture them using the b element. Capture quote source information in a source element within displayText.

Capture each quote in its own displayText element.

Quotes can be indented in different ways, the styles in the examples show two ways.

      <displayText class="prosequote">
        <p>To prevent anything intuitive from penetrating here unnoticed, I had to bend every effort
          to keep the chain of inference free of gaps. In attempting to comply with this requirement
          in the strictest possible way, I found the inadequacy of language to be an obstacle; no
          matter how unwieldy the expressions I was ready to accept, I was less and less able, as
          the relations became more and more complex, to attain the precision that my purpose
          required.</p>
        <source><p>(Frege, 1967, pp. 5–6)</p>
        </source>
      </displayText>
    

      <p>
        <displayText class="prosequote"><p>
                     <date isoDate="1595">
                         <b>1595</b>
                     </date>
 <bibItem class="work" date="1595" author="Shakespeare" title="Romeo and Juliet">
                         <nameGrp mainName="Shakespeare" role="author">
                             <sc>Shakespeare</sc>
                         </nameGrp>
   <span role="work">
                             <i>Romeo and Juliet</i>
                         </span> II iv</bibItem>: The pox of such
            antick, lisping, affecting fantasticoes, these new tuners of accents! [...] By Jsu, a
            very good blade! a very tall man.</p><p>
                     <date isoDate="1670">
                         <b>1670</b>
                     </date>
 <bibItem class="work" date="1670" author="Eachard, J." title="Cont. Clergy">
                         <nameGrp mainName="Eachard" foreNames="J." role="author">
                             <sc>J. Eachard</sc>
                         </nameGrp>
   <span role="work">
                             <i>Cont. Clergy</i>
                         </span> 39</bibItem>: Others [...] ...</p><!-- ... more quotes ... -->
        </displayText>
      </p>