How can I cite an entire paragraph from one source minus a line in the middle
Use three citations, plus a bit of supporting prose: one for the first part of the paragraph, one for the direct quote plus some prose indicating that you've changed sources, and one for the final part of the paragraph plus some prose indicating that you've shifted sources again.

For example:


  According to the consensus of the time, electrons might be blue but they were never green or yellow (Dali 89).  Picasso, however, declared "I have many times seen green, yellow, and even polka-dotted electrons" (Picasso 322).  The obvious retort to this declaration, however, is that Picasso was probably mistaking protons for electrons (Dali 89).


If your paragraph is particularly lengthy, you may need to use more citations, just as you would if the inserted quote did not exist.