MDDM Ch. 72 Dixon and the slave driver (Italics)

[Terrance]

The example of the Driver doesn't count. 

Any others? 

Terrance wrote:
> 
> Are the italicized words ("You" You've") indicative of action
> (whipping)?
> Where else in M&D does Pynchon italicize a word to indicate that some
> action is taking place? There are hundreds of examples in the text where
> P italicizes a word giving emphasis,
> but are there other examples in the text (or in
> any Pynchon text) where the italicized word indicates some action?
> 
> Maybe Aunt Euphy with her instrument?