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A witty social comedy sketches a circle of salon and country-club scenes in which flirtations, mistaken intentions, playful deceptions, and intercepted letters produce a chain of misunderstandings among friends and lovers. Teas, club games, rank-conscious guests, and literary affectations set the stage for satirical exchanges and revealing foibles. Comic reversals, confidences, and tactical maneuvering test affections and loyalties as schemes and counsels unfold. By the end, the accumulated follies are untangled and sincere attachments are revealed, offering a light, finely wrought portrayal of manners, courtship, and the social artifice that both conceals and propels desire.
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