Grove's Titles

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Grove's Titles

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The term 'titles' was introduced by John Grove.
This term is related to the layout of the last lines of some paragraphs.
Normally, these last lines are left-justified and do not reach the right margin.

Three alternative formats are used occasionally:
    The last line is short and centred
    The last line is short and right-justified
    The last line is left-justified, but has additional words that are right-justified

The last example is strictly speaking what John Grove called titles, but all three cases are of interest.
    17 pages that include centred end lines,
    11 pages with right-justified end lines,
    05 pages that use 'titles'.

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Groves list:
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Some brief chat on the old mailing list about 'catchwords':
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Some stuff here, which leads to the suggestion they are unfinished parts of sentences:
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A good example is on folio You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. where all 3 paragraphs have 'Titles'.

To quote VViews from the above thread:
"My questions remain: what can these "titles" be? What is their role? Why is their layout like that?"

Answers to VViews questions and any additional information would be most welcome.