diff --git a/quad/qtest/fark.rkt b/quad/qtest/fark.rkt
index f13c5d03..3419f884 100644
--- a/quad/qtest/fark.rkt
+++ b/quad/qtest/fark.rkt
@@ -1,10 +1,5 @@
 #lang qtest/markdown
 
-hello world hello world hello world hello world hello world hello world hello world
+hello 
 
-> hello world hello world hello world hello world hello world hello world hello world
-
-```
-hello world hello world
-hello world
-```
\ No newline at end of file
+> world
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/quad/qtest/markdown.rkt b/quad/qtest/markdown.rkt
index 570a8635..4c388802 100644
--- a/quad/qtest/markdown.rkt
+++ b/quad/qtest/markdown.rkt
@@ -233,7 +233,7 @@
   (wrap xs (λ (q idx) (- wrap-size
                          (quad-ref q 'inset-left 0)
                          (quad-ref q 'inset-right 0)))
-        #:nicely #f
+        #:nicely #t
         #:hard-break line-break?
         #:soft-break soft-break-for-line?
         ;; restart wrap count after each paragraph break
@@ -442,7 +442,7 @@ naive approach works but:
   ;; could do it after, but it would require going back inside each page quad
   ;; which seems overly interdependent, because `insert-blocks` is used to determine break locations.
   ;; `page-wrap` should emit quads that are complete.
-  (wrap xs vertical-height
+  (wrap #R xs vertical-height
         #:soft-break (λ (q) #true)
         #:no-break (λ (q) (quad-ref q 'no-pbr))
         #:distance (λ (q dist-so-far wrap-qs)
diff --git a/quad/quad/wrap.rkt b/quad/quad/wrap.rkt
index bb3f5d86..fc0eb56d 100644
--- a/quad/quad/wrap.rkt
+++ b/quad/quad/wrap.rkt
@@ -12,15 +12,6 @@
 (define (nonprinting-at-end? x) (not (printable? x 'end)))
 
 (define (default-finish-wrap-func wrap-qs q0 q idx) (list wrap-qs))
-(define ((make-finish-wrap finish-wrap-func) qs previous-wrap-ender wrap-idx [wrap-triggering-q (car qs)])
-  ;; reverse because quads accumulated in reverse
-  ;; wrap-triggering-q is ordinarily the last accumulated q
-  ;; unless it's the last wrap, in which case it's #f
-  ;; but we capture it separately because it's likely to get trimmed away by `nonprinting-at-end?`
-  ;; note: we don't trim `soft-break?` or `hard-break?` because that's an orthogonal consideration
-  ;; for instance, a hyphen is `soft-break?` but shouldn't be trimmed.
-  (finish-wrap-func (reverse (dropf qs nonprinting-at-end?)) previous-wrap-ender wrap-triggering-q wrap-idx))
-
 (define (finalize-reversed-wraps wraps)
   (match (append* (reverse wraps))
     [(list (list)) (list)]
@@ -62,7 +53,15 @@
                               [(? procedure? proc) proc]
                               [val (λ (q idx) val)]))
   ; takes quads in wrap, triggering quad, and wrap idx; returns list containing wrap (and maybe other things)
-  (define finish-wrap (make-finish-wrap finish-wrap-func))
+  (define (finish-wrap qs previous-wrap-ender wrap-idx [wrap-triggering-q (car qs)])
+    ;; reverse because quads accumulated in reverse
+    ;; wrap-triggering-q is ordinarily the last accumulated q
+    ;; unless it's the last wrap, in which case it's #f
+    ;; but we capture it separately because it's likely to get trimmed away by `nonprinting-at-end?`
+    ;; note: we don't trim `soft-break?` or `hard-break?` because that's an orthogonal consideration
+    ;; for instance, a hyphen is `soft-break?` but shouldn't be trimmed.
+    (finish-wrap-func (reverse (dropf qs nonprinting-at-end?)) previous-wrap-ender wrap-triggering-q wrap-idx))
+
   (wrap-proc qs max-distance-proc debug hard-break? soft-break? finish-wrap wrap-count distance-func initial-wrap-idx))
 
 (define (wrap-first qs max-distance-proc debug hard-break? soft-break? finish-wrap wrap-count distance-func initial-wrap-idx)