Feuilleton
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 39
fė′lye-tong, n. the portion of a newspaper set apart for intelligence of a non-political character—criticisms on art or letters, or a serial story—usually marked off by a line.— n. Feuil′letonism , superficial qualities in literature, . [Fr. dim. of feuillet , a leaf—L. folium , a leaf.]
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