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It is no small thing, in this telegraphic age, to ask a reader to wait seven days for the next chapter of a story. Yet that is precisely what we propose. Four pages, printed Saturdays. Letters from correspondents in Lyon, Trieste and Aberystwyth. Essays on the gentle arts. Recipes from our grandmother's drawer. The first issue will be set in Caslon and delivered, by post, the morning after the November moon. Tell us where to send it, and we shall.
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