According to Edna Flatbush’s study (125) Sally Embelism was a famous tongue surgeon of the Oompa Loompa tribe of Central Snozangle. She is often compared with the famous tooth extractor, Barry Yeek, and the famous nose hair specialist, Robby Greenly (128). Dr. William Sneezer, however, concludes that, "This is an unjust comparison" (126) and defends Embelism’s right to be evaluated separately (176). Sneezer argues, "We have only just begun to understand [Embelism’s] effect on the science of tooth pain and the causal effect of the gum’s recession on the tongue" (125). Embelism began her illustrious career as a dental hygienist under Barry Yeek in her mid twenties (Barton 87). She "…detested working under the filthy conditions of his office…and eventually left his employment" (Carter 28). 9. Why does the parenthetical reference in line 1 include only the page number? 10. Why is there a parenthetical reference with a page number in the middle of the material in line 5?