Glue after question mark not ending sentence

[Bill...@gmail.com]

Often a question mark is used in the middle of sentence, for example:
"Who has not seen a
salt fish, thoroughly cured for this world, so that nothing can spoil
it, and putting, the perseverance of the saints to the blush? with
which you may sweep or pave the streets,..."

This is a style question: Should I use normal interword glue after the
question mark?

Bill

[Robin Fairbairns]

Bill...@gmail.com writes:
>Often a question mark is used in the middle of sentence, for example:
>"Who has not seen a
>salt fish, thoroughly cured for this world, so that nothing can spoil
>it, and putting, the perseverance of the saints to the blush? with
>which you may sweep or pave the streets,..."

i hope that's not your text ;-)

>This is a style question: Should I use normal interword glue after the
>question mark?

i would: "... the blush?\@ with ..."
--
Robin Fairbairns, Cambridge

[Bill...@gmail.com]

Robin Fairbairns wrote:
> Bill...@gmail.com writes:
> >Often a question mark is used in the middle of sentence, for example:
> >"Who has not seen a
> >salt fish, thoroughly cured for this world, so that nothing can spoil
> >it, and putting, the perseverance of the saints to the blush? with
> >which you may sweep or pave the streets,..."
>
> i hope that's not your text ;-)

No, it's just an example I took from Walden; It is odd text, I admit.

Bill