excerpting
Speech parts
1. excerpting - Noun
2. excerpting - Verb
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of Excerpt
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For example, after excerpting a long passage from Emile (1762), Wollstonecraft pithily states, "I shall make no other comments on this ingenious passage, than just to observe, that it is the philosophy of lasciviousness."
Freeman (2013), 222-24, points out that the purpose of excerpting music from other composer's operas is an assertion of superiority – and a highly effective one.
Excerpting a chapter at a time is a great way to bring readers into your story.