@@ -10,17 +10,22 @@
 When I yield, so will she.
 I would her will be pitied!
 Cursed be love! She pitied me…}
 ◊attrib{Attributed to Lewis Carrol}
 
-◊note[#:date "2011-03-25"]{This is a “◊index{square poem}”: it can be read vertically (first word of
-each line, second word of each line, and so on) as well as horizontally.
+◊note[#:date "2011-03-25"]{
+
+This is a “◊index{square poem}”: it can be read vertically (first word of each line, second word of
+each line, and so on) as well as horizontally.
 
 ◊blockquote{“One of Carroll’s most remarkable poems, if indeed he wrote it, ◊index[#:key "tenuous
-paper trails"]{was first published} by Trevor Wakefield in his Lewis Carroll Circular, No.
-2 (November 1974). The poem is quoted in a letter to The Daily Express (January 1, 1964) by a writer
+paper trails"]{was first published} by Trevor Wakefield in his Lewis Carroll Circular, No.  2
+(November 1974). The poem is quoted in a letter to The Daily Express (January 1, 1964) by a writer
 who tells of a privately printed book titled Memoirs of Lady Ure. Lady Ure, it seems, quoted the
 poem as one that Carroll wrote for her brother. Wakefield says that no one has yet located a copy of
-Lady Ure’s Memoirs, but whether this is still true I do not know.” ◊footer{Martin Gardener,
-◊link[1]{◊cite{The Universe in a Handkerchief}, p. 20}}}}
+Lady Ure’s Memoirs, but whether this is still true I do not know.”}
+
+◊attrib{Martin Gardener,◊link[1]{◊i{The Universe in a Handkerchief}, p. 20}}
+
+}
 
 ◊url[1]{https://books.google.com/books?id=77kcKHmLZXIC&lpg=PA20&pg=PA20#v=onepage&q&f=false}