Hi! Alexander,   
      
   In a message to All you wrote:   
      
    ak> In my translation I have these lines (here a teacher of music (Paul   
    ak> knows him ;-) is checking the boy's faculty for music):   
      
   You are lucky I have the time for this, at this time.  This is a simple   
   'vote', Alexander.  :)   
      
   (My wife is seriously unwell, and I have little time for idle chit-chat.)   
      
    ak> -----Beginning of the citation-----   
   [ ...chomp... ]   
    ak> I was told by one guy that the words of the song should be taken in   
    ak> quotation marks. Like this:   
      
    ak>      Maxim started, and probably, he was not very good:   
      
    ak>                  "Bonfire is barely glowing   
    ak>                  And darkness has covered the camp." etc   
      
    ak> Should I do it or the indentation of the song's words is enough?   
      
   I vote for just indentation.  Keep it simple, amigo.   
      
   Cheers,   
   Paul.   
      
   ... "Too much of a good thing is wonderful", Mae West.   
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