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M src/main/java/com/whitemagicsoftware/keenquotes/Contractions.java

     "boutchu",
     "cept",
     "dillo",
     "em",
     "fraid",
     "gainst",
     "im",
     "n",
     "neath",
     "nother",
     "nuff",
     "onna",
     "onna'",
     "pon",
     "s",
     "sblood",
     "scuse",
     "sfar",
     "sfoot",
     "t",
     "taint",
     "tain",
     "til",
     "tis",
     "tisn",
     "tshall",
     "twas",
     "twasn",
     "tween",
     "twere",
     "tweren",
     "twixt",
     "twon",
     "twou",
     "twould",
     "twouldn",
     "ve"
   );
   /**
    * Words having a straight apostrophe that may be either part of a
    * contraction or a word that stands alone beside an opening single quote.
    */
   private static final Set<String> BEGAN_AMBIGUOUS = Set.of(
     // about|boxing match
     "bout",
     // because|causal
     "cause",
     // what you|choo choo train
     "choo",
     // he|e pluribus unum
     "e",
     // here|earlier
     "ere",
     // afro|to and fro
     "fro",
     // whore|ho ho!
     "ho",
     // okay|letter K
     "kay",
     // lo|lo and behold
     "lo",
     // are|regarding
     "re",
     // what's up|to sup
     "sup",
     // it will|twill fabric
     "twill",
     // them|utterance
     "um",
     // is that|Iranian village
     "zat"
   );
   private static final Set<String> ENDED_AMBIGUOUS = Set.of(
     // give|martial arts garment
     "gi",
     // in|I
     "i",
     // of|letter o
     "o"
   );
   private static final Set<String> ENDED_UNAMBIGUOUS = Set.of(
     // and
     "an",
     // for/before
     "fo",
     // friend
     "frien",
     // just
     "jus",
     // lord
     "lor",
     // myself
     "masel",
     // old
     "ol",
     // San (Francisco)
     "Sa",
     // shift
     "shif",
     // the
     "th",
     // what
     "wha",
     // world
     "worl",
     // Top ~500 common -ing words as English contractions.
     "acceptin",
     "accompanyin",
     "accordin",
     "accountin",
     "achievin",
     "acquirin",
     "actin",
     "addin",
     "addressin",
     "adjoinin",
     "adoptin",
     "advancin",
     "advertisin",
     "affectin",
     "agin",
     "allowin",
     "amazin",
     "analyzin",
     "answerin",
     "anythin",
     "appearin",
     "applyin",
     "approachin",
     "arguin",
     "arisin",
     "arrivin",
     "askin",
     "assessin",
     "assumin",
     "attackin",
     "attemptin",
     "attendin",
     "avoidin",
     "bankin",
     "bargainin",
     "bearin",
     "beatin",
     "becomin",
     "beginnin",
     "bein",
     "believin",
     "belongin",
     "bendin",
     "bindin",
     "bleedin",
     "blessin",
     "blowin",
     "boilin",
     "borrowin",
     "breakin",
     "breathin",
     "breedin",
     "bringin",
     "broadcastin",
     "buildin",
     "burnin",
     "buyin",
     "calculatin",
     "callin",
     "carryin",
     "castin",
     "causin",
     "ceilin",
     "challengin",
     "changin",
     "checkin",
     "choosin",
     "claimin",
     "cleanin",
     "clearin",
     "climbin",
     "closin",
     "clothin",
     "collectin",
     "combinin",
     "comin",
     "commandin",
     "comparin",
     "compellin",
     "competin",
     "computin",
     "concernin",
     "concludin",
     "conditionin",
     "conductin",
     "conflictin",
     "connectin",
     "considerin",
     "consistin",
     "constructin",
     "consultin",
     "consumin",
     "containin",
     "continuin",
     "contractin",
     "contributin",
     "controllin",
     "convincin",
     "cookin",
     "coolin",
     "copin",
     "correspondin",
     "counselin",
     "countin",
     "couplin",
     "coverin",
     "creatin",
     "crossin",
     "cryin",
     "cuttin",
     "dancin",
     "darlin",
     "datin",
     "dealin",
     "decidin",
     "declarin",
     "declinin",
     "decreasin",
     "definin",
     "demandin",
     "denyin",
     "dependin",
     "descendin",
     "describin",
     "designin",
     "destroyin",
     "determinin",
     "developin",
     "differin",
     "dinin",
     "directin",
     "discussin",
     "distinguishin",
     "disturbin",
     "dividin",
     "doin",
     "drawin",
     "dressin",
     "drinkin",
     "drivin",
     "droppin",
     "dryin",
     "durin",
     "dwellin",
     "dyin",
     "eatin",
     "editin",
     "emergin",
     "employin",
     "enablin",
     "encouragin",
     "endin",
     "engagin",
     "engineerin",
     "enjoyin",
     "enterin",
     "establishin",
     "evaluatin",
     "evenin",
     "everythin",
     "examinin",
     "exceedin",
     "excitin",
     "excludin",
     "existin",
     "expandin",
     "expectin",
     "experiencin",
     "explainin",
     "explorin",
     "expressin",
     "extendin",
     "facin",
     "failin",
     "fallin",
     "farmin",
     "fascinatin",
     "feedin",
     "feelin",
     "fightin",
     "filin",
     "fillin",
     "financin",
     "findin",
     "firin",
     "fishin",
     "fittin",
     "fixin",
     "floatin",
     "flowin",
     "flyin",
     "focusin",
     "followin",
     "forcin",
     "foregoin",
     "formin",
     "forthcomin",
     "foundin",
     "freezin",
     "fuckin",
     "functionin",
     "fundin",
     "gainin",
     "gatherin",
     "generatin",
     "gettin",
     "givin",
     "goin",
     "governin",
     "grantin",
     "growin",
     "hackin",
     "handlin",
     "hangin",
     "happenin",
     "havin",
     "headin",
     "healin",
     "hearin",
     "heatin",
     "helpin",
     "hidin",
     "holdin",
     "hopin",
     "housin",
     "huntin",
     "identifyin",
     "imagin",
     "implementin",
     "imposin",
     "improvin",
     "includin",
     "increasin",
     "indicatin",
     "interestin",
     "interpretin",
     "introducin",
     "involvin",
     "joinin",
     "judgin",
     "keepin",
     "killin",
     "knowin",
     "lackin",
     "landin",
     "lastin",
     "laughin",
     "layin",
     "leadin",
     "leanin",
     "learnin",
     "leavin",
     "lettin",
     "liftin",
     "lightin",
     "lightnin",
     "limitin",
     "listenin",
     "listin",
     "livin",
     "loadin",
     "lookin",
     "losin",
     "lovin",
     "lowerin",
     "lyin",
     "maintainin",
     "makin",
     "managin",
     "manufacturin",
     "mappin",
     "marketin",
     "markin",
     "matchin",
     "meanin",
     "measurin",
     "meetin",
     "meltin",
     "minin",
     "misleadin",
     "missin",
     "mixin",
     "modelin",
     "monitorin",
     "mornin",
     "movin",
     "neighborin",
     "neighbourin",
     "nothin",
     "notin",
     "notwithstandin",
     "nursin",
     "observin",
     "obtainin",
     "occurrin",
     "offerin",
     "offsprin",
     "ongoin",
     "openin",
     "operatin",
     "opposin",
     "orderin",
     "organizin",
     "outstandin",
     "overwhelmin",
     "packin",
     "paintin",
     "parkin",
     "participatin",
     "passin",
     "payin",
     "pendin",
     "performin",
     "pickin",
     "pissin",
     "placin",
     "plannin",
     "plantin",
     "playin",
     "pleasin",
     "pointin",
     "poppin",
     "possessin",
     "preachin",
     "precedin",
     "preparin",
     "presentin",
     "preservin",
     "pressin",
     "prevailin",
     "preventin",
     "pricin",
     "printin",
     "proceedin",
     "processin",
     "producin",
     "programmin",
     "promisin",
     "promotin",
     "protectin",
     "providin",
     "provin",
     "publishin",
     "pullin",
     "purchasin",
     "pursuin",
     "pushin",
     "puttin",
     "questionin",
     "rangin",
     "ratin",
     "reachin",
     "readin",
     "reasonin",
     "receivin",
     "recognizin",
     "recordin",
     "reducin",
     "referrin",
     "reflectin",
     "refusin",
     "regardin",
     "regulatin",
     "relatin",
     "remainin",
     "rememberin",
     "removin",
     "renderin",
     "repeatin",
     "replacin",
     "reportin",
     "representin",
     "requirin",
     "respectin",
     "respondin",
     "restin",
     "resultin",
     "returnin",
     "revealin",
     "ridin",
     "risin",
     "rulin",
     "runnin",
     "rythin",
     "sailin",
     "samplin",
     "satisfyin",
     "savin",
     "sayin",
     "scatterin",
     "schoolin",
     "screenin",
     "searchin",
     "securin",
     "seein",
     "seekin",
     "selectin",
     "sellin",
     "sendin",
     "separatin",
     "servin",
     "settin",
     "settlin",
     "sewin",
     "shakin",
     "shapin",
     "sharin",
     "shiftin",
     "shinin",
     "shippin",
     "shittin",
     "shootin",
     "shoppin",
     "showin",
     "singin",
     "sinkin",
     "sittin",
     "sleepin",
     "smilin",
     "smokin",
     "spankin",
     "solvin",
     "somethin",
     "speakin",
     "spellin",
     "spendin",
     "spinnin",
     "spittin",
     "spreadin",
     "standin",
     "starin",
     "startin",
     "statin",
     "stayin",
     "stealin",
     "sterlin",
     "stimulatin",
     "stirrin",
     "stoppin",
     "strengthenin",
     "stretchin",
     "strikin",
     "strugglin",
     "studyin",
     "succeedin",
     "sufferin",
     "suggestin",
     "supplyin",
     "supportin",
     "surprisin",
     "surroundin",
     "survivin",
     "sweepin",
     "swellin",
     "swimmin",
     "switchin",
     "takin",
     "talkin",
     "teachin",
     "tellin",
     "testin",
     "thinkin",
     "threatenin",
     "throwin",
     "timin",
     "touchin",
     "tradin",
     "trainin",
     "travelin",
     "treatin",
     "tremblin",
     "tryin",
     "turnin",
     "underlyin",
     "understandin",
     "undertakin",
     "unwillin",
     "usin",
     "varyin",
     "viewin",
     "visitin",
     "votin",
     "waitin",
     "walkin",
     "wanderin",
     "wantin",
     "warnin",
     "washin",
     "watchin",
     "wearin",
     "weddin",
     "whackin",
     "wi",
     "willin",
     "windin",
     "winnin",
     "wishin",
     "wonderin",
     "workin",
     "writin",
     "yieldin"
     "cos",
     "dillo",
     "em",
     "fraid",
     "gainst",
     "im",
     "n",
     "neath",
     "nother",
     "nuff",
     "onna",
     "onna'",
     // horse
     "oss",
     // horses
     "osses",
     "pon",
     "s",
     "sblood",
     "scuse",
     "sfar",
     "sfoot",
     "t",
     "taint",
     "tain",
     "til",
     "tis",
     "tisn",
     "tshall",
     "twas",
     "twasn",
     "tween",
     "twere",
     "tweren",
     "twixt",
     "twon",
     "twou",
     "twould",
     "twouldn",
     "ve"
   );
   /**
    * Words having a straight apostrophe that may be either part of a
    * contraction or a word that stands alone beside an opening single quote.
    */
   private static final Set<String> BEGAN_AMBIGUOUS = Set.of(
     // have
     "a",
     // about|boxing match
     "bout",
     // because|causal
     "cause",
     // what you|choo choo train
     "choo",
     // he|e pluribus unum
     "e",
     // here|earlier
     "ere",
     // afro|to and fro
     "fro",
     // whore|ho ho!
     "ho",
     // okay|letter K
     "kay",
     // lo|lo and behold
     "lo",
     // ???
     "listed",
     // ???
     "nation",
     // are|regarding
     "re",
     // what's up|to sup
     "sup",
     // it will|twill fabric
     "twill",
     // them|utterance
     "um",
     // is that|Iranian village
     "zat"
   );
   private static final Set<String> ENDED_AMBIGUOUS = Set.of(
     // give|martial arts garment
     "gi",
     // in|I
     "i",
     // of|letter o
     "o"
   );
   private static final Set<String> ENDED_UNAMBIGUOUS = Set.of(
     // and
     "an",
     // for/before
     "fo",
     // friend
     "frien",
     // just
     "jus",
     // lord
     "lor",
     // myself
     "masel",
     // old
     "ol",
     // San (Francisco)
     "Sa",
     // shift
     "shif",
     // the
     "th",
     // what
     "wha",
     // with
     "wi",
     // world
     "worl",
     // Top ~3500 common -ing words as English contractions.
     "abandonin",
     "abettin",
     "abidin",
     "abolishin",
     "aboundin",
     "absorbin",
     "abstainin",
     "abstractin",
     "abusin",
     "abuttin",
     "acceleratin",
     "acceptin",
     "accessin",
     "accommodatin",
     "accompanyin",
     "accomplishin",
     "accordin",
     "accountin",
     "accruin",
     "accumulatin",
     "accusin",
     "achievin",
     "achin",
     "acknowledgin",
     "acquaintin",
     "acquirin",
     "actin",
     "activatin",
     "adaptin",
     "addin",
     "addressin",
     "adherin",
     "adjoinin",
     "adjustin",
     "administerin",
     "admirin",
     "admittin",
     "admonishin",
     "adoptin",
     "adorin",
     "adornin",
     "advancin",
     "advertisin",
     "advisin",
     "advocatin",
     "affectin",
     "affirmin",
     "afflictin",
     "affordin",
     "agein",
     "aggravatin",
     "aggregatin",
     "agin",
     "agitatin",
     "agonizin",
     "agreein",
     "ailin",
     "aimin",
     "airin",
     "alarmin",
     "alertin",
     "alienatin",
     "alightin",
     "alignin",
     "allegin",
     "alleviatin",
     "allocatin",
     "allowin",
     "alludin",
     "allurin",
     "alterin",
     "alternatin",
     "amassin",
     "amazin",
     "amendin",
     "amountin",
     "amplifyin",
     "amusin",
     "analysin",
     "analyzin",
     "anchorin",
     "anglin",
     "animatin",
     "annealin",
     "annihilatin",
     "announcin",
     "annoyin",
     "anointin",
     "answerin",
     "anticipatin",
     "anythin",
     "apologizin",
     "appallin",
     "appealin",
     "appearin",
     "appertainin",
     "appetizin",
     "applaudin",
     "applyin",
     "appointin",
     "appraisin",
     "appreciatin",
     "apprehendin",
     "approachin",
     "appropriatin",
     "approvin",
     "approximatin",
     "archin",
     "archivin",
     "arguin",
     "arisin",
     "arousin",
     "arrangin",
     "arrestin",
     "arrivin",
     "articulatin",
     "ascendin",
     "ascertainin",
     "ascribin",
     "askin",
     "assailin",
     "assaultin",
     "assemblin",
     "assertin",
     "assessin",
     "assignin",
     "assimilatin",
     "assistin",
     "associatin",
     "assumin",
     "assurin",
     "astonishin",
     "astoundin",
     "atonin",
     "attachin",
     "attackin",
     "attainin",
     "attemptin",
     "attendin",
     "attestin",
     "attractin",
     "attributin",
     "auditin",
     "augmentin",
     "authorin",
     "authorisin",
     "authorizin",
     "availin",
     "avengin",
     "averagin",
     "avertin",
     "avoidin",
     "awaitin",
     "awakenin",
     "awakin",
     "awardin",
     "awnin",
     "babblin",
     "babysittin",
     "backin",
     "backslidin",
     "backtrackin",
     "bafflin",
     "baggin",
     "bailin",
     "baitin",
     "bakin",
     "balancin",
     "baldin",
     "balloonin",
     "ballotin",
     "bandagin",
     "bandin",
     "bangin",
     "banishin",
     "bankin",
     "bannin",
     "banquetin",
     "banterin",
     "baptizin",
     "bargainin",
     "barin",
     "barkin",
     "barrin",
     "barterin",
     "bashin",
     "baskin",
     "bastin",
     "bathin",
     "batterin",
     "battin",
     "battlin",
     "bawlin",
     "bayin",
     "beadin",
     "beamin",
     "bearin",
     "beatin",
     "beautifyin",
     "beckonin",
     "becomin",
     "beddin",
     "beepin",
     "befittin",
     "befriendin",
     "begettin",
     "beggin",
     "beginnin",
     "beguilin",
     "behavin",
     "beheadin",
     "beholdin",
     "behrin",
     "beijin",
     "bein",
     "belchin",
     "believin",
     "belittlin",
     "bellowin",
     "belongin",
     "beltin",
     "bemoanin",
     "benchmarkin",
     "bendin",
     "benefitin",
     "bennin",
     "beratin",
     "berin",
     "beseechin",
     "besettin",
     "besiegin",
     "bestowin",
     "bestsellin",
     "betrayin",
     "betterin",
     "bettin",
     "bewailin",
     "bewilderin",
     "bewitchin",
     "biasin",
     "bickerin",
     "bicyclin",
     "biddin",
     "bidin",
     "bikin",
     "billin",
     "billowin",
     "bindin",
     "birthin",
     "bisectin",
     "bitin",
     "blackenin",
     "blackin",
     "blackmailin",
     "blamin",
     "blanchin",
     "blarin",
     "blasphemin",
     "blastin",
     "blazin",
     "bleachin",
     "bleatin",
     "bleedin",
     "blendin",
     "blessin",
     "blightin",
     "blindin",
     "blinkin",
     "blisterin",
     "bloatin",
     "blockadin",
     "blockin",
     "bloggin",
     "bloodlettin",
     "bloomin",
     "blossomin",
     "blottin",
     "blowin",
     "bluffin",
     "blunderin",
     "blurrin",
     "blushin",
     "blusterin",
     "boardin",
     "boastin",
     "boatin",
     "bodybuildin",
     "boein",
     "bogglin",
     "boilin",
     "bolsterin",
     "boltin",
     "bombardin",
     "bombin",
     "bondin",
     "bookin",
     "bookkeepin",
     "boomin",
     "boostin",
     "bootin",
     "bootstrappin",
     "borderin",
     "borin",
     "borrowin",
     "botherin",
     "bottlin",
     "bouncin",
     "boundin",
     "bowin",
     "bowlin",
     "bowrin",
     "bowstrin",
     "boxin",
     "boycottin",
     "bracin",
     "bracketin",
     "braggin",
     "braidin",
     "brainstormin",
     "brainwashin",
     "brakin",
     "branchin",
     "brandin",
     "brandishin",
     "bravin",
     "brawlin",
     "brayin",
     "breachin",
     "breakfastin",
     "breakin",
     "breastfeedin",
     "breathin",
     "breathtakin",
     "breedin",
     "brewin",
     "bribin",
     "bridgin",
     "briefin",
     "brightenin",
     "brimmin",
     "bringin",
     "bristlin",
     "britlin",
     "broadcastin",
     "broadenin",
     "broilin",
     "brokerin",
     "broodin",
     "brownin",
     "browsin",
     "bruisin",
     "brushin",
     "bubblin",
     "buckin",
     "bucklin",
     "buddin",
     "budgetin",
     "bufferin",
     "buffetin",
     "buggin",
     "buildin",
     "bulgin",
     "bullyin",
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   );
+}

M src/main/java/com/whitemagicsoftware/keenquotes/Lexeme.java

    * of the given {@link LexemeType}s.
    */
   public boolean anyType( final LexemeType... types ) {
   public boolean isType( final LexemeType... types ) {
     assert types != null;
   LexemeType getType() {
     return mType;
+  }
   public boolean before( final Lexeme that ) {
     return compareTo( that ) < 0;
+  }
   public boolean after( final Lexeme that ) {
     return compareTo( that ) > 0;
+  }

M src/main/java/com/whitemagicsoftware/keenquotes/Parser.java

 import static com.whitemagicsoftware.keenquotes.LexemeType.*;
 import static com.whitemagicsoftware.keenquotes.TokenType.*;
 /**
  * Converts straight double/single quotes and apostrophes to curly equivalents.
  */
 public final class Parser {
   /**
    * Single quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE =
     new LexemeType[]{SPACE, DASH, QUOTE_DOUBLE, OPENING_GROUP, EOL, EOP};
   /**
    * Single quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE =
     new LexemeType[]{WORD, ELLIPSIS, QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_DOUBLE};
   /**
    * Single quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE =
     new LexemeType[]{WORD, NUMBER, PERIOD, PUNCT, ELLIPSIS, QUOTE_DOUBLE};
   /**
    * Single quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE =
     new LexemeType[]{SPACE, HYPHEN, DASH,
       QUOTE_DOUBLE, CLOSING_GROUP, EOL, EOP};
   /**
    * Double quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE =
     new LexemeType[]{SPACE, DASH, EQUALS, QUOTE_SINGLE, OPENING_GROUP, EOL,
       EOP};
   /**
    * Double quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE =
     new LexemeType[]{WORD, NUMBER, ELLIPSIS, OPENING_GROUP,
       QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_SINGLE_OPENING, QUOTE_SINGLE_CLOSING, QUOTE_DOUBLE};
   /**
    * Double quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE =
     new LexemeType[]{WORD, NUMBER, PERIOD, PUNCT, DASH, ELLIPSIS, CLOSING_GROUP,
       QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_SINGLE_CLOSING, QUOTE_SINGLE_OPENING};
   /**
    * Double quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE =
     new LexemeType[]{SPACE, PUNCT, PERIOD, EQUALS, HYPHEN, DASH,
       QUOTE_SINGLE, CLOSING_GROUP, EOL, EOP};
   /**
    * The text to parse. A reference is required as a minor optimization in
    * memory and speed: the lexer records integer offsets, rather than new
    * {@link String} instances, to track parsed lexemes.
    */
   private final String mText;
   /**
    * Converts a string into an iterable list of {@link Lexeme} instances.
    */
   private final Lexer mLexer;
   /**
    * Sets of contractions that help disambiguate single quotes in the text.
    * These are effectively immutable while parsing.
    */
   private final Contractions sContractions;
   /**
    * Incremented for each opening single quote emitted. Used to help resolve
    * ambiguities when single quote marks are balanced.
    */
   private int mOpeningSingleQuote;
   /**
    * Incremented for each closing single quote emitted. Used to help resolve
    * ambiguities when single quote marks are balanced.
    */
   private int mClosingSingleQuote;
   /**
    * Constructs a new {@link Parser} using the default contraction sets
    * to help resolve some ambiguous scenarios.
+   *
    * @param text         The prose to parse, containing zero or more quotation
    *                     characters.
    * @param contractions Custom sets of contractions to help resolve
    *                     ambiguities.
    */
   public Parser( final String text, final Contractions contractions ) {
     mText = text;
     mLexer = new Lexer( mText );
     sContractions = contractions;
+  }
   /**
    * Iterates over the entire text provided at construction, emitting
    * {@link Token}s that can be used to convert straight quotes to curly
    * quotes.
+   *
    * @param tokenConsumer Receives emitted {@link Token}s.
    */
   public void parse(
     final Consumer<Token> tokenConsumer,
     final Consumer<Lexeme> lexemeConsumer ) {
     final var lexemes = new CircularFifoQueue<Lexeme>( 3 );
     // Allow consuming the very first token without checking the queue size.
     flush( lexemes );
     final var unresolved = new ArrayList<Lexeme[]>();
     Lexeme lexeme;
     // Create and convert a list of all unambiguous quote characters.
     while( (lexeme = mLexer.next()) != EOT ) {
       if( tokenize( lexeme, lexemes, tokenConsumer, unresolved ) ) {
         // Attempt to resolve any remaining unambiguous quotes.
         resolve( unresolved, tokenConsumer );
         // Notify of any unambiguous quotes that could not be resolved.
         unresolved.forEach( ( lex ) -> lexemeConsumer.accept( lex[ 1 ] ) );
         unresolved.clear();
         mOpeningSingleQuote = 0;
         mClosingSingleQuote = 0;
+      }
+    }
     // By loop's end, the lexemes list contains tokens for all except the
     // final two elements (from tokenizing in triplets). Tokenize the remaining
     // unprocessed lexemes.
     tokenize( EOT, lexemes, tokenConsumer, unresolved );
     tokenize( EOT, lexemes, tokenConsumer, unresolved );
     // Attempt to resolve any remaining unambiguous quotes.
     resolve( unresolved, tokenConsumer );
     // Notify of any unambiguous quotes that could not be resolved.
     unresolved.forEach( ( lex ) -> lexemeConsumer.accept( lex[ 1 ] ) );
+  }
   /**
    * Converts {@link Lexeme}s identified as straight quotes into {@link Token}s
    * that represent the curly equivalent. The {@link Token}s are passed to
    * the given {@link Consumer} for further processing (e.g., replaced in
    * the original text being parsed).
+   *
    * @param lexeme     A part of the text being parsed.
    * @param lexemes    A 3-element queue of lexemes that provide sufficient
    *                   context to identify curly quotes.
    * @param consumer   Recipient of equivalent quotes.
    * @param unresolved Rolling list of potentially ambiguous {@link Lexeme}s
    *                   that could not be tokenized, yet.
    * @return {@code true} if an end-of-paragraph is detected.
    */
   private boolean tokenize( final Lexeme lexeme,
                             final CircularFifoQueue<Lexeme> lexemes,
                             final Consumer<Token> consumer,
                             final List<Lexeme[]> unresolved ) {
     // Add the next lexeme to tokenize into the queue for immediate processing.
     lexemes.add( lexeme );
     final var lex1 = lexemes.get( 0 );
     final var lex2 = lexemes.get( 1 );
     final var lex3 = lexemes.get( 2 );
     if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) && lex3.isType( WORD ) &&
       lex1.anyType( WORD, PERIOD, NUMBER ) ) {
       // Examples: y'all, Ph.D.'ll, 20's, she's
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex2 ) );
+    }
     else if( lex1.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) && lex3.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
       "n".equalsIgnoreCase( lex2.toString( mText ) ) ) {
       // I.e., 'n'
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex1 ) );
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex3 ) );
       flush( lexemes );
       truncate( unresolved );
+    }
     else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) && lex1.isType( NUMBER ) ) {
       if( lex3.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
         // E.g., 2''
         consumer.accept(
           new Token( QUOTE_PRIME_DOUBLE, lex2.began(), lex3.ended() ) );
         flush( lexemes );
+      }
       else {
         // E.g., 2'
         consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_PRIME_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
+      }
+    }
     else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_DOUBLE ) && lex1.isType( NUMBER ) ) {
       // E.g., 2"
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_PRIME_DOUBLE, lex2 ) );
+    }
     else if( lex2.isType( WORD ) && lex3.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
       sContractions.endedUnambiguously( lex2.toString( mText ) ) ) {
       // E.g., thinkin'
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex3 ) );
       flush( lexemes );
+    }
     else if( lex2.isType( NUMBER ) && lex1.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
       if( lex3.anyType( SPACE, PUNCT ) || (lex3.isType( WORD ) &&
         lex3.toString( mText ).equalsIgnoreCase( "s" )) ) {
         // Sentences must re-written to avoid starting with numerals.
         // Examples: '20s, '02
         consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex1 ) );
+      }
       else {
         // E.g., '2''
         consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE, lex1 ) );
         mOpeningSingleQuote++;
+      }
       truncate( unresolved );
+    }
     else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
       lex1.anyType( PUNCT, PERIOD, ELLIPSIS, DASH ) &&
       (lex3.anyType( EOL, EOP ) || lex3.isEot()) ) {
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
       mClosingSingleQuote++;
+    }
     else if( lex1.isType( ESC_SINGLE ) ) {
       // E.g., \'
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_STRAIGHT_SINGLE, lex1 ) );
+    }
     else if( lex1.isType( ESC_DOUBLE ) ) {
       // E.g., \"
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_STRAIGHT_DOUBLE, lex1 ) );
       if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
         (lex3.isEot() || lex3.anyType( SPACE, DASH, EOL, EOP )) ) {
         consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
         mClosingSingleQuote++;
+      }
+    }
     else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_DOUBLE ) &&
       (lex1.isSot() || lex1.anyType( LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE )) &&
       lex3.anyType( LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE ) ) {
       // Examples: "", "..., "word, ---"word
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE, lex2 ) );
+    }
     else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_DOUBLE ) &&
       lex1.anyType( LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE ) &&
       (lex3.isEot() || lex3.anyType( LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE )) ) {
       // Examples: ..."', word"', ?"', word"?
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE, lex2 ) );
+    }
     else if( lex1.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
       lex2.anyType( PUNCT, PERIOD, DASH ) && lex3.isType( QUOTE_DOUBLE ) ) {
       // E.g., '," (contraction ruled out from previous conditionals)
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex1 ) );
       truncate( unresolved );
       mClosingSingleQuote++;
+    }
     else if( lex2.anyType( QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_DOUBLE ) ) {
       // After tokenizing, the parser will attempt to resolve ambiguities.
       unresolved.add( new Lexeme[]{lex1, lex2, lex3} );
+    }
     // Suggest to the caller that resolution should be performed. This allows
     // the algorithm to reset the opening/closing quote balance before the
     // next paragraph is parsed.
     return lex3.isType( EOP );
+  }
   private void resolve(
     final List<Lexeme[]> unresolved, final Consumer<Token> consumer ) {
     // Some non-emitted tokenized lexemes may be ambiguous.
     final var ambiguousLeadingQuotes = new ArrayList<Lexeme[]>( 16 );
     final var ambiguousLaggingQuotes = new ArrayList<Lexeme[]>( 16 );
     var resolvedLeadingQuotes = 0;
     var resolvedLaggingQuotes = 0;
     // Count the number of ambiguous and non-ambiguous open single quotes.
     for( var i = unresolved.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
       final var quotes = i.next();
       final var lex1 = quotes[ 0 ];
       final var lex2 = quotes[ 1 ];
       final var lex3 = quotes[ 2 ];
       if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
         final var word1 = lex1 == SOT ? "" : lex1.toString( mText );
         final var word3 = lex3 == EOT ? "" : lex3.toString( mText );
         if( sContractions.beganAmbiguously( word3 ) ) {
           // E.g., 'Cause
           if( lex1.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
             // E.g., ''Cause
             consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex2 ) );
             i.remove();
+          }
           else {
             // The contraction is uncertain until a closing quote is found that
             // may balance this single quote.
             ambiguousLeadingQuotes.add( quotes );
+          }
+        }
         else if( sContractions.beganUnambiguously( word3 ) ) {
           // The quote mark forms a word that does not stand alone from its
           // contraction. For example, twas is not a word: it's 'twas.
           consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex2 ) );
           i.remove();
+        }
         else if( sContractions.endedAmbiguously( word1 ) ) {
           ambiguousLaggingQuotes.add( quotes );
+        }
         else if( (lex1.isSot() || lex1.anyType( LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE ))
           && lex3.anyType( LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE ) ) {
           consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
           resolvedLeadingQuotes++;
           mOpeningSingleQuote++;
           i.remove();
+        }
         else if( lex1.anyType( LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE ) &&
           (lex3.isEot() || lex3.anyType( LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE )) ) {
           consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
           resolvedLaggingQuotes++;
           mClosingSingleQuote++;
           i.remove();
+        }
         else if( lex3.isType( NUMBER ) ) {
           // E.g., '04
           ambiguousLeadingQuotes.add( quotes );
+        }
+      }
+    }
     final var ambiguousLeadingCount = ambiguousLeadingQuotes.size();
     final var ambiguousLaggingCount = ambiguousLaggingQuotes.size();
     if( resolvedLeadingQuotes == 1 && resolvedLaggingQuotes == 0 ) {
       if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 && ambiguousLaggingCount == 1 ) {
         final var balanced = mClosingSingleQuote - mOpeningSingleQuote == 0;
         final var quote = balanced ? QUOTE_APOSTROPHE : QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE;
         final var lex = ambiguousLaggingQuotes.get( 0 );
         consumer.accept( new Token( quote, lex[ 1 ] ) );
         unresolved.remove( lex );
+      }
       else if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 && unresolved.size() == 1 ) {
         // Must be a closing quote.
         final var closing = unresolved.get( 0 );
         consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing[ 1 ] ) );
         unresolved.remove( closing );
+      }
+    }
     else if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 && ambiguousLaggingCount > 0 ) {
       // If there are no ambiguous leading quotes then all ambiguous lagging
       // quotes must be contractions.
       ambiguousLaggingQuotes.forEach(
         lex -> {
           consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex[ 1 ] ) );
           unresolved.remove( lex );
+        }
       );
+    }
     else if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 ) {
       if( resolvedLaggingQuotes < resolvedLeadingQuotes ) {
         for( final var i = unresolved.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
           final var closing = i.next()[ 1 ];
           consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing ) );
           i.remove();
+        }
+      }
       else if( mOpeningSingleQuote - mClosingSingleQuote == unresolved.size() ) {
         for( final var i = unresolved.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
           final var closing = i.next();
           consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing[ 1 ] ) );
           i.remove();
+        }
+      }
       else if( unresolved.size() == 2 ) {
         final var closing = unresolved.get( 0 );
         final var opening = unresolved.get( 1 );
         consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing[ 1 ] ) );
         consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE, opening[ 1 ] ) );
         // Doesn't affect the algorithm.
         unresolved.clear();
 import static java.lang.Math.abs;
 import static java.util.Collections.sort;
 /**
  * Converts straight double/single quotes and apostrophes to curly equivalents.
  */
 public final class Parser {
   /**
    * Single quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE =
     new LexemeType[]{SPACE, DASH, QUOTE_DOUBLE, OPENING_GROUP, EOL, EOP};
   /**
    * Single quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE =
     new LexemeType[]{WORD, ELLIPSIS, QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_DOUBLE};
   /**
    * Single quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE =
     new LexemeType[]{WORD, NUMBER, PERIOD, PUNCT, ELLIPSIS, QUOTE_DOUBLE};
   /**
    * Single quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE =
     new LexemeType[]{SPACE, HYPHEN, DASH,
       QUOTE_DOUBLE, CLOSING_GROUP, EOL, EOP};
   /**
    * Double quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE =
     new LexemeType[]{SPACE, DASH, EQUALS, QUOTE_SINGLE, OPENING_GROUP, EOL,
       EOP};
   /**
    * Double quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be opening quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE =
     new LexemeType[]{WORD, NUMBER, ELLIPSIS, OPENING_GROUP,
       QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_SINGLE_OPENING, QUOTE_SINGLE_CLOSING, QUOTE_DOUBLE};
   /**
    * Double quotes preceded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE =
     new LexemeType[]{WORD, NUMBER, PERIOD, PUNCT, DASH, ELLIPSIS, CLOSING_GROUP,
       QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_SINGLE_CLOSING, QUOTE_SINGLE_OPENING};
   /**
    * Double quotes succeeded by these {@link LexemeType}s may be closing quotes.
    */
   private static final LexemeType[] LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE =
     new LexemeType[]{SPACE, PUNCT, PERIOD, EQUALS, HYPHEN, DASH,
       QUOTE_SINGLE, CLOSING_GROUP, EOL, EOP};
   /**
    * The text to parse. A reference is required as a minor optimization in
    * memory and speed: the lexer records integer offsets, rather than new
    * {@link String} instances, to track parsed lexemes.
    */
   private final String mText;
   /**
    * Converts a string into an iterable list of {@link Lexeme} instances.
    */
   private final Lexer mLexer;
   /**
    * Sets of contractions that help disambiguate single quotes in the text.
    * These are effectively immutable while parsing.
    */
   private final Contractions sContractions;
   /**
    * Contains each emitted opening single quote per paragraph.
    */
   private final List<Lexeme> mOpeningSingleQuotes = new ArrayList<>();
   /**
    * Contains each emitted closing single quote per paragraph.
    */
   private final List<Lexeme> mClosingSingleQuotes = new ArrayList<>();
   /**
    * Contains each emitted opening double quote per paragraph.
    */
   private final List<Lexeme> mOpeningDoubleQuotes = new ArrayList<>();
   /**
    * Contains each emitted closing double quote per paragraph.
    */
   private final List<Lexeme> mClosingDoubleQuotes = new ArrayList<>();
   /**
    * Constructs a new {@link Parser} using the default contraction sets
    * to help resolve some ambiguous scenarios.
+   *
    * @param text         The prose to parse, containing zero or more quotation
    *                     characters.
    * @param contractions Custom sets of contractions to help resolve
    *                     ambiguities.
    */
   public Parser( final String text, final Contractions contractions ) {
     mText = text;
     mLexer = new Lexer( mText );
     sContractions = contractions;
+  }
   /**
    * Iterates over the entire text provided at construction, emitting
    * {@link Token}s that can be used to convert straight quotes to curly
    * quotes.
+   *
    * @param tokenConsumer Receives emitted {@link Token}s.
    */
   public void parse(
     final Consumer<Token> tokenConsumer,
     final Consumer<Lexeme> lexemeConsumer ) {
     final var lexemes = new CircularFifoQueue<Lexeme>( 3 );
     // Allow consuming the very first token without needing a queue size check.
     flush( lexemes );
     final var unresolved = new ArrayList<Lexeme[]>();
     Lexeme lexeme;
     // Create and convert a list of all unambiguous quote characters.
     while( (lexeme = mLexer.next()) != EOT ) {
       // Reset after tokenizing a paragraph.
       if( tokenize( lexeme, lexemes, tokenConsumer, unresolved ) ) {
         // Attempt to resolve any remaining unambiguous quotes.
         resolve( unresolved, tokenConsumer );
         // Notify of any unambiguous quotes that could not be resolved.
         unresolved.forEach( ( lex ) -> lexemeConsumer.accept( lex[ 1 ] ) );
         unresolved.clear();
         mOpeningSingleQuotes.clear();
         mClosingSingleQuotes.clear();
         mOpeningDoubleQuotes.clear();
         mClosingDoubleQuotes.clear();
+      }
+    }
     // By loop's end, the lexemes list contains tokens for all except the
     // final two elements (from tokenizing in triplets). Tokenize the remaining
     // unprocessed lexemes.
     tokenize( EOT, lexemes, tokenConsumer, unresolved );
     tokenize( EOT, lexemes, tokenConsumer, unresolved );
     // Attempt to resolve any remaining unambiguous quotes.
     resolve( unresolved, tokenConsumer );
     // Notify of any unambiguous quotes that could not be resolved.
     unresolved.forEach( ( lex ) -> lexemeConsumer.accept( lex[ 1 ] ) );
+  }
   /**
    * Converts {@link Lexeme}s identified as straight quotes into {@link Token}s
    * that represent the curly equivalent. The {@link Token}s are passed to
    * the given {@link Consumer} for further processing (e.g., replaced in
    * the original text being parsed).
+   *
    * @param lexeme     A part of the text being parsed.
    * @param lexemes    A 3-element queue of lexemes that provide sufficient
    *                   context to identify curly quotes.
    * @param consumer   Recipient of equivalent quotes.
    * @param unresolved Rolling list of potentially ambiguous {@link Lexeme}s
    *                   that could not be tokenized, yet.
    * @return {@code true} if an end-of-paragraph is detected.
    */
   private boolean tokenize( final Lexeme lexeme,
                             final CircularFifoQueue<Lexeme> lexemes,
                             final Consumer<Token> consumer,
                             final List<Lexeme[]> unresolved ) {
     // Add the next lexeme to tokenize into the queue for immediate processing.
     lexemes.add( lexeme );
     final var lex1 = lexemes.get( 0 );
     final var lex2 = lexemes.get( 1 );
     final var lex3 = lexemes.get( 2 );
     if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) && lex3.isType( WORD ) &&
       lex1.isType( WORD, PERIOD, NUMBER ) ) {
       // Examples: y'all, Ph.D.'ll, 20's, she's
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex2 ) );
+    }
     else if( lex1.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) && lex3.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
       "n".equalsIgnoreCase( lex2.toString( mText ) ) ) {
       // I.e., 'n'
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex1 ) );
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex3 ) );
       flush( lexemes );
       truncate( unresolved );
+    }
     else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) && lex1.isType( NUMBER ) ) {
       if( lex3.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
         // E.g., 2''
         consumer.accept(
           new Token( QUOTE_PRIME_DOUBLE, lex2.began(), lex3.ended() ) );
         flush( lexemes );
+      }
       else {
         // E.g., 2'
         consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_PRIME_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
+      }
+    }
     else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_DOUBLE ) && lex1.isType( NUMBER ) ) {
       // E.g., 2"
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_PRIME_DOUBLE, lex2 ) );
+    }
     else if( lex2.isType( WORD ) && lex3.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
       sContractions.endedUnambiguously( lex2.toString( mText ) ) ) {
       // E.g., thinkin'
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex3 ) );
       flush( lexemes );
+    }
     else if( lex2.isType( NUMBER ) && lex1.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
       // Sentences must re-written to avoid starting with numerals.
       if( lex3.isType( SPACE, PUNCT ) || (lex3.isType( WORD ) &&
         lex3.toString( mText ).equalsIgnoreCase( "s" )) ) {
         // Examples: '20s, '02
         consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex1 ) );
+      }
       else {
         // E.g., '2''
         consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE, lex1 ) );
         mOpeningSingleQuotes.add( lex1 );
+      }
       truncate( unresolved );
+    }
     else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
       lex1.isType( PUNCT, PERIOD, ELLIPSIS, DASH ) &&
       (lex3.isType( EOL, EOP ) || lex3.isEot()) ) {
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
       mClosingSingleQuotes.add( lex2 );
+    }
     else if( lex1.isType( ESC_SINGLE ) ) {
       // E.g., \'
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_STRAIGHT_SINGLE, lex1 ) );
+    }
     else if( lex1.isType( ESC_DOUBLE ) ) {
       // E.g., \"
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_STRAIGHT_DOUBLE, lex1 ) );
       if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
         (lex3.isEot() || lex3.isType( SPACE, DASH, EOL, EOP )) ) {
         consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
         mClosingSingleQuotes.add( lex2 );
+      }
+    }
     else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_DOUBLE ) &&
       (lex1.isSot() || lex1.isType( LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE )) &&
       lex3.isType( LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE ) ) {
       // Examples: "", "..., "word, ---"word
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_DOUBLE, lex2 ) );
       mOpeningDoubleQuotes.add( lex2 );
+    }
     else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_DOUBLE ) &&
       lex1.isType( LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE ) &&
       (lex3.isEot() || lex3.isType( LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE )) ) {
       // Examples: ..."', word"', ?"', word"?
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_DOUBLE, lex2 ) );
       mClosingDoubleQuotes.add( lex2 );
+    }
     else if( lex1.isType( WORD ) && lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) &&
       lex3.isType( PUNCT, PERIOD ) ) {
       // E.g., word', (contraction ruled out by previous conditions)
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
       mClosingSingleQuotes.add( lex2 );
+    }
     else if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE, QUOTE_DOUBLE ) ) {
       // After tokenizing, the parser will attempt to resolve ambiguities.
       unresolved.add( new Lexeme[]{lex1, lex2, lex3} );
+    }
     // Suggest to the caller that resolution should be performed. This allows
     // the algorithm to reset the opening/closing quote balance before the
     // next paragraph is parsed.
     return lex3.isType( EOP );
+  }
   private void resolve(
     final List<Lexeme[]> unresolved, final Consumer<Token> consumer ) {
     // Some non-emitted tokenized lexemes may be ambiguous.
     final var ambiguousLeadingQuotes = new ArrayList<Lexeme[]>( 16 );
     final var ambiguousLaggingQuotes = new ArrayList<Lexeme[]>( 16 );
     var resolvedLeadingQuotes = 0;
     var resolvedLaggingQuotes = 0;
     // Count the number of ambiguous and non-ambiguous open single quotes.
     for( var i = unresolved.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
       final var quotes = i.next();
       final var lex1 = quotes[ 0 ];
       final var lex2 = quotes[ 1 ];
       final var lex3 = quotes[ 2 ];
       if( lex2.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
         final var word1 = lex1 == SOT ? "" : lex1.toString( mText );
         final var word3 = lex3 == EOT ? "" : lex3.toString( mText );
         if( sContractions.beganAmbiguously( word3 ) ) {
           // E.g., 'Cause
           if( lex1.isType( QUOTE_SINGLE ) ) {
             // E.g., ''Cause
             consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex2 ) );
             i.remove();
+          }
           else {
             // The contraction is uncertain until a closing quote is found that
             // may balance this single quote.
             ambiguousLeadingQuotes.add( quotes );
+          }
+        }
         else if( sContractions.beganUnambiguously( word3 ) ) {
           // The quote mark forms a word that does not stand alone from its
           // contraction. For example, twas is not a word: it's 'twas.
           consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex2 ) );
           i.remove();
+        }
         else if( sContractions.endedAmbiguously( word1 ) ) {
           ambiguousLaggingQuotes.add( quotes );
+        }
         else if( (lex1.isSot() || lex1.isType( LEADING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE )) &&
           lex3.isType( LAGGING_QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE ) ) {
           consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
           resolvedLeadingQuotes++;
           mOpeningSingleQuotes.add( lex2 );
           i.remove();
+        }
         else if( lex1.isType( LEADING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE ) &&
           (lex3.isEot() || lex3.isType( LAGGING_QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE )) ) {
           consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, lex2 ) );
           resolvedLaggingQuotes++;
           mClosingSingleQuotes.add( lex2 );
           i.remove();
+        }
         else if( lex3.isType( NUMBER ) ) {
           // E.g., '04
           ambiguousLeadingQuotes.add( quotes );
+        }
+      }
+    }
     sort( mOpeningSingleQuotes );
     sort( mClosingSingleQuotes );
     sort( mOpeningDoubleQuotes );
     sort( mClosingDoubleQuotes );
     final var singleQuoteEmpty =
       mOpeningSingleQuotes.isEmpty() || mClosingSingleQuotes.isEmpty();
     final var doubleQuoteEmpty =
       mOpeningDoubleQuotes.isEmpty() || mClosingDoubleQuotes.isEmpty();
     final var singleQuoteDelta = abs(
       mClosingSingleQuotes.size() - mOpeningSingleQuotes.size()
     );
     final var doubleQuoteDelta = abs(
       mClosingDoubleQuotes.size() - mOpeningDoubleQuotes.size()
     );
     final var ambiguousLeadingCount = ambiguousLeadingQuotes.size();
     final var ambiguousLaggingCount = ambiguousLaggingQuotes.size();
     if( resolvedLeadingQuotes == 1 && resolvedLaggingQuotes == 0 ) {
       if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 && ambiguousLaggingCount == 1 ) {
         final var balanced = singleQuoteDelta == 0;
         final var quote = balanced ? QUOTE_APOSTROPHE : QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE;
         final var lex = ambiguousLaggingQuotes.get( 0 );
         consumer.accept( new Token( quote, lex[ 1 ] ) );
         unresolved.remove( lex );
+      }
       else if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 && unresolved.size() == 1 ) {
         // Must be a closing quote.
         final var closing = unresolved.get( 0 );
         consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing[ 1 ] ) );
         unresolved.remove( closing );
+      }
+    }
     else if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 && ambiguousLaggingCount > 0 ) {
       // If there are no ambiguous leading quotes then all ambiguous lagging
       // quotes must be contractions.
       ambiguousLaggingQuotes.forEach(
         lex -> {
           consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, lex[ 1 ] ) );
           unresolved.remove( lex );
+        }
       );
+    }
     else if( mOpeningSingleQuotes.size() == 0 && mClosingSingleQuotes.size() == 1 ) {
       final var opening = unresolved.get( 0 );
       consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE, opening[ 1 ] ) );
       unresolved.remove( opening );
+    }
     else if( ambiguousLeadingCount == 0 ) {
       if( resolvedLaggingQuotes < resolvedLeadingQuotes ) {
         for( final var i = unresolved.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
           final var closing = i.next()[ 1 ];
           consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing ) );
           i.remove();
+        }
+      }
       else if( singleQuoteDelta == unresolved.size() ) {
         for( final var i = unresolved.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
           final var closing = i.next();
           consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing[ 1 ] ) );
           i.remove();
+        }
+      }
       else if( unresolved.size() == 2 ) {
         final var closing = unresolved.get( 0 );
         final var opening = unresolved.get( 1 );
         consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_CLOSING_SINGLE, closing[ 1 ] ) );
         consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_OPENING_SINGLE, opening[ 1 ] ) );
         // Doesn't affect the algorithm.
         unresolved.clear();
+      }
+    }
     else if( (singleQuoteDelta == 0 && !singleQuoteEmpty) ||
       (doubleQuoteDelta == 0 && !doubleQuoteEmpty) ) {
       // An apostrophe stands betwixt opening/closing single quotes.
       for( final var lexemes = unresolved.iterator(); lexemes.hasNext(); ) {
         final var quote = lexemes.next()[ 1 ];
         for( int i = 0; i < mOpeningSingleQuotes.size(); i++ ) {
           // An apostrophe must fall between an open/close pair.
           final var openingQuote = mOpeningSingleQuotes.get( i );
           final var closingQuote = mClosingSingleQuotes.get( i );
           if( openingQuote.before( quote ) && closingQuote.after( quote ) ) {
             consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, quote ) );
             lexemes.remove();
+          }
+        }
+      }
       // An apostrophe stands betwixt opening/closing double quotes.
       for( final var lexemes = unresolved.iterator(); lexemes.hasNext(); ) {
         final var quote = lexemes.next()[ 1 ];
         for( int i = 0; i < mOpeningDoubleQuotes.size(); i++ ) {
           // An apostrophe must fall between an open/close pair.
           final var openingQuote = mOpeningDoubleQuotes.get( i );
           final var closingQuote = mClosingDoubleQuotes.get( i );
           if( openingQuote.before( quote ) && closingQuote.after( quote ) ) {
             consumer.accept( new Token( QUOTE_APOSTROPHE, quote ) );
             lexemes.remove();
+          }
+        }
+      }
+    }

M src/test/java/com/whitemagicsoftware/keenquotes/KeenQuotesTest.java

     final var converter = new Converter( out::println );
     out.println( converter.apply(
       "\"’Kearney lives on the banks of Killarney—’"
       "'A', 'B', and 'C' are letters."
     ) );
+  }

M src/test/resources/com/whitemagicsoftware/keenquotes/smartypants.txt

 &ldquo;&apos;Twas, t&apos;wasn&apos;t thy name, &apos;twas it?&rdquo; said Jim &ldquo;the Barber&rdquo; Brown.
 "'I'm in danger. Help? Take me to--' an address on Van Ness Avenue.
 &ldquo;&lsquo;I&apos;m in danger. Help? Take me to--&rsquo; an address on Van Ness Avenue.
 "'I'm in danger. Help? Take me to'--an address on Van Ness Avenue.
 &ldquo;&lsquo;I&apos;m in danger. Help? Take me to&rsquo;--an address on Van Ness Avenue.
 "Ah," she said, "you knew! He told you--and you said 'my dear'! How could you?!"
 &ldquo;She said, &lsquo;That&apos;s Sam&apos;s&rsquo;,&rdquo; said the Sams&apos; cat.
 "'Jane said, ''E'll be spooky, Sam's son with the jack-o'-lantern!'" said the O'Mally twins'---y'know---ghosts in unison.
 &ldquo;&lsquo;Jane said, &lsquo;&apos;E&apos;ll be spooky, Sam&apos;s son with the jack-o&apos;-lantern!&rsquo;&rdquo; said the O&apos;Mally twins&apos;---y&apos;know---ghosts in unison.
 "Jane said, ''E'll be spooky, Sam's son with the jack-o'-lantern!'" said the O'Mally twins'---y'know---ghosts in unison.
 &ldquo;Jane said, &lsquo;&apos;E&apos;ll be spooky, Sam&apos;s son with the jack-o&apos;-lantern!&rsquo;&rdquo; said the O&apos;Mally twins&apos;---y&apos;know---ghosts in unison.
 'He's at Sam's'
 ''Sup, Doc?'
 &lsquo;&apos;Sup, Doc?&rsquo;
 'Wouldn't 'a brushed a fly off the top twig,' exclaimed Ashbrook,
 &lsquo;Wouldn&apos;t &apos;a brushed a fly off the top twig,&rsquo; exclaimed Ashbrook,
 "But ye've been 'nation quiet all the day though," said the lad...
 &ldquo;But ye&apos;ve been &apos;nation quiet all the day though,&rdquo; said the lad...
 # ########################################################################
 'Bout that time I says, 'Boys! I been thinkin' 'bout th' Universe.'
 'Bout that time I says, &lsquo;Boys! I been thinkin&apos; 'bout th&apos; Universe.&rsquo;
 "Jarvis, sir? Why, him as 'listed some years ago, and fought under
 &ldquo;Jarvis, sir? Why, him as 'listed some years ago, and fought under