Why We Punctuate; or, Reason Versus Rule in the Use of Marks

Klein, William Livingston · 1891

“Punctuation seems to be an art based upon rules without congruity, and derived from practice without uniformity.” who during the many years the subject of punctuation has occupied my attention has ever been ready, with great intelligence and helpfulness, to discuss with me the intricate and often dull problems which punctuation presents…

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