Example #1
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        <i>Italic</i> an so on.
        Another line of text, but a little longer and so on.

        Multiline gaps will be ignored.
        To create a newline, use the "<br>" tag.
        <br>
        <br>
        Line further down.
        <blockquote>Some text</blockquote>
        '''

        chapter_2 = ('Formatting', text)

        book = Epub()

        book.isbn = '0743421922'
        book.primary_author = 'Banks, Iain M.'
        book.title = 'Look to windward'
        book.cover_art = 'test/cover.jpg'

        book.chapters = [
            ('Prologue', 'Some content ...'),
            ('The Light of Ancient Mistakes', 'more content...\n<i>etc</i>'),
            ('Winter Storm',
             'Lots of text\nAnother <b>line</b>...\nthird line\nfourth line')
        ]

        book.save()

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Example #2
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        text = '''<b>Bold</b> short blob of text.
        <i>Italic</i> an so on.
        Another line of text, but a little longer and so on.

        Multiline gaps will be ignored.
        To create a newline, use the "<br>" tag.
        <br>
        <br>
        Line further down.
        <blockquote>Some text</blockquote>
        '''

        chapter_2 = ('Formatting', text)

        book = Epub()

        book.isbn = '0743421922'
        book.primary_author = 'Banks, Iain M.'
        book.title = 'Look to windward'
        book.cover_art = 'test/cover.jpg'

        book.chapters = [('Prologue', 'Some content ...'),
                         ('The Light of Ancient Mistakes',
                          'more content...\n<i>etc</i>'),
                         ('Winter Storm',
              'Lots of text\nAnother <b>line</b>...\nthird line\nfourth line')]

        book.save()

    ##