Editing Parataxis (section)

===Literature===
An example is Mr. Jingle's speech in Chapter 2 of ''[[The Pickwick Papers]]'' by [[Charles Dickens]].

<blockquote>"Come along, then," said he of the green coat, lugging Mr. Pickwick after him by main force, and talking the whole way. "Here, No. 924, take your fare, and take yourself off&mdash;respectable
gentleman&mdash;know him well&mdash;none of your nonsense&mdash;this way, sir&mdash;where's your friends?&mdash;all a mistake, I see&mdash;never mind&mdash;accidents will happen&mdash;best regulated families&mdash;never say die&mdash;down upon your luck&mdash;Pull him UP&mdash;Put that in his pipe&mdash;like the flavour&mdash;damned rascals." And with a lengthened string of similar broken sentences, delivered with extraordinary volubility, the stranger led the way to the traveller's waiting-room, whither he was closely followed by Mr. Pickwick and his disciples.</blockquote>

[[Samuel Beckett]]'s opening to his monologue "Not I" is another example.

<blockquote>'''Mouth:''' {{sic|hide=y|....}} out ... into this world ... this world ... tiny little thing ... before its time ... in a godfor– ... what? {{sic|hide=y|..}} girl? {{sic|hide=y|..}} yes ... tiny little girl ... into this ... out into this ... before her time ... godforsaken hole called ... called ... no matter ... parents unknown ... unheard of ... he having vanished ... thin air ... no sooner buttoned up his breeches ... she similarly ... eight months later ... almost to the tick ... so no love ... spared that ... no love such as normally vented on the ... speechless infant ... in the home ... no ... nor indeed for that matter any of any kind ... no love of any kind ... at any subsequent stage ...</blockquote>