About This Book
A short comic play unfolds in a socially aspiring household where the matron secretly arranges private lessons to master a fashionable waltz dip, enlisting a dancing-master while concealing her plan from her husband. Her daughters navigate flirtation and fashion with two polished suitors, creating situations of misunderstanding and theatrical embarrassment. The action, confined to a drawing-room and punctuated by music and dance, relies on rapid entrances and physical comedy. Humour arises from the clash between ostentation and the family’s humbler past, leading to exposed pretensions and a lighthearted resolution.
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