Blocked+Quotations

Using Block Quotations
A lengthy quotation—one four lines or more of text is typed as a "block quotation," or independent passage indented on the left margin. Rules:
 * it appears immediately following the paragraph introducing the quotation.
 * last sentence of the paragraph before the block quotation ends with a colon, then drop down a line in your text—as if beginning a new paragraph—before typing the quotation.

Other Verbs to use instead of SAID:

Here are a few alternative verbs to SAID, usually followed by "that":
 * add || remark || exclaim ||
 * announce || reply || state ||
 * comment || respond || estimate ||
 * write || point out || predict ||
 * argue || suggest || propose ||
 * declare || criticize || proclaim ||
 * note || complain || opine ||
 * observe || think || note ||