THE ELECTION
Now hatred is by far the longest pleasure;
Men love in haste, but they detest at leisure.
---- Byron
On hearing of Middleton's visit, Mr. Wentworth began his
preparations. Meeting with Thomas Lake and Riley at the
back of the tap-room of The Bull--where the landlord saw
to it that they remained undisturbed--he laid out their
plan of campaign.
"That d---l Middleton shall not have the seat," he raved,
"not for Lord H----; no, nor for a hundred Lords! We
shall see to it that every man's hand is turned against
him when he arrives."
Lake unfolded a paper from his vest-pocket and smoothed it
on the table. "Here are the expenses we should undertake."
Doran 13l. 10s.
Titwell 8l. 7s. 6d.
St. Charles 25l.
V.122. Sample 2: Typical formatting issues of non-fiction
While non-fiction is not in principle any more difficult to format
than fiction, many non-fiction books have lots of features like
illustrations, tables, section sub-headings and footnotes, that
require some extra work on the part of the producer. If the
illustrations are essential, you should consider adding a HTML format
file to allow you to present them.
See the page image nonfic.tif. This presents many formatting changes:
the centered title will go to the left; the italicized chapter
contents will become regular text, and the em-dashes will become "--";
the degree symbol needs to be replaced with ASCII "deg.", and of
course we need to render the table readably. After all that, we have
to deal with the footnote.
Here is a reasonable rendering of this page: