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  • Check for punctuation outside quotation marks

    Run the following command to examine punctuation that might have to be moved inside quotation marks:

    - se interactive-replace "’([\.\,])" "\1’" . + se interactive-replace "([’”])([,.])" "\2\1" src/epub/text/*

    In general, periods and commas always go inside quotation marks, both single and double. For example:

    <p>He pronounced it “pleasure”, and as he said it he licked his lips.</p>