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"Five O'Clock Tea: Farce" by William Dean Howells is a comedic play written in the late 19th century. This theatrical work belongs to the genre of farce, which is characterized by exaggerated and improbable situations. It likely explores the social intricacies and interactions among various guests during a tea gathering, inviting a humorous examination of character relationships and societal norms of the time. The narrative unfolds in the drawing-room of Mrs. Amy Somers, who anxiously awaits her guests while engaged in playful self-reflection. The conversations between Mrs. Somers and Mr. Willis Campbell reveal a budding romantic tension, complicated by the impending arrival of other guests. As they interact, witty repartee and misunderstandings abound, leading to humorous observations about social decorum and courtship. The arrival of various characters introduces differing perspectives, and the light-hearted banter exposes the absurdities of their social gathering. Ultimately, the f
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