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    Please, be Seated

    Feb 26, 2020 2 minutes
    PORTRAIT RICHARD BLOOM

    On the first Sunday or Wednesday in April, depending upon the calendar, the seats are put out in my garden and the garden gate opened to visitors once more. All winter the seats have languished, forgotten, behind the lawn mowers in the darkness at the back of the garage or piled precariously in the woodshed; now, cleaned and

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