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An aristocratic duke and his companion relocate to a respectable London suburb, bringing exotic furnishings and unconventional manners that unsettle the orderly inhabitants of Kymott Crescent. Their presence sparks a sequence of comic episodes and mild adventures involving neighbors such as Miss Alicia Terrill, Roderick Nape, and various local eccentrics, revealing gossip, pretension, and the routines of suburban life. The narrative moves between farce and gentle satire, interweaving light romantic threads with episodic escapades across five parts that follow the duke's arrival, departures, returns, and continuing adventures, playfully critiquing social conventions and provincial respectability.
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