Apple mail vertical blue line to left of forwarded email?

Have an iMac Mountain Lion 10.8.2 using Apple mail. When I forward email I get a blue vertical line to the left of the forwarded mail or if I reply to an email & leave the received email in the replys string, I get a blue vertical line the length of the received mail. In subsequent strings the number of lines increases by one for each in the back of the string. I have tried cutting & pasting but can't get rid of the blue vertical line. With a message that has a number of vertical lines on the left side, I can't delete any of them to simply forward the email clean. How can I rid myself of those annoying vertical lines on the left of the message blocks! It did it on Lion & still does. see example below:
Begin forwarded message:
From:
Subject: Re: A Biblical Explanation
Date: 7 December, 2012 5:21:11 PM AST
To: J
Quoting J
What verticle line???
See the vertical line below - how can you get rid of them?
Never had it on my PC - must be an Apple thingy!
Cheers On 2012-12-07, at 2:15 PM, wrote:
Quoting :
Glad to hear you are happy with your Apple blah blah . I am still a !!!lol
Rebooting does fix everything imo on the Macs.
Cheers,

Hi Paullythesolver,
I have used a combination of solutions that mostly (not 100%) work but are a laborous pain in the butt!
I checked your suggested solution and my Fonts & Colours text box that was "ticked" was "unticked".
The Composing quote level box was already unticked - no action required there.
I will have to await another incoming "side blue lined" email to see if your suggestion worked - it does logically sound like a winner, but the proof is still in the pudding to be seen!
There has been so much traffic on this issue over the past 18 months or so with so many experiencing a similar problem. I do hope this puts the problem to rest once & for all!
Thanks

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