The above quotation expresses the spirit in which this presentation is offered.

The above quotation epitomizes the cure for neurasthenia, for as Huxley said:

The above quotation may be taken as a sample of several in corroboration.

To see that one has but to read the above quotation between the lines.

Following the above quotation we have the line, "Than can the substance," etc.

The student would do well to take note of the italicized clause in the above quotation.

The references in the above quotation are, of course, to my father's version of Marco Polo.

However, as part of my personal subconscious stress-management system, the above quotation came to mind this morning.

Judge Douglas makes use of the above quotation, and finds a great deal of fault with it.

Too much importance cannot be attached to the "striking terms" alluded to in the above quotation.

Three specific objections may, therefore, be urged against the statements which we have indicated in the above quotation.

On another point in the above quotation one of Madame Dubois's communications to me throws some welcome light:-

From the above quotation, the reader can realize what vast changes have taken place within the last fifty years.

What would even that indomitable student have said to the above quotation, and to the poem whence it comes?

The writer of the above quotation was the great-grandson of Edward Whalley (alias Edward Middleton), the celebrated regicide.

Locate the above quotation as exactly as you can, and show its relation to the general subject of the poem.