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How would you correct this in-text/parenthetical citation?
The opening line of the novel Moby D*** by Herman Melville is. "Call me Ishmael"
(Ishmael 1).
A. It is fine as is.
B. add a period after the first Ishmael - "Call me Ishmael." (Ishmael 1).
C. change it to: (1)
D. change it to: (Melville 1)

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Answer:

The answer is B

Explanation:

Moby D*** is one of America's great literary masterpieces. The text has a period after Ishmael. That means there is an end to the thought. If it was not there, whatever followed would be part of the opening paragraph. Melville is very conscious of what he is doing all the time at any time.

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