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    Afternoon tea originated in the mid-1800s when the Duchess of Bedford had tea, bread and butter brought to her in the afternoon to curb her hunger until the late evening meal. She began inviting other ladies to join her, unintentionally setting the trend for upper-class afternoon tea. In contrast, high tea was a full dinner for common people around six in the evening along with tea, meats, fish, eggs, cheese, bread and butter, and cake.

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    Afternoon tea originated in the mid-1800s when the Duchess of Bedford had tea, bread and butter brought to her in the afternoon to curb her hunger until the late evening meal. She began inviting other ladies to join her, unintentionally setting the trend for upper-class afternoon tea. In contrast, high tea was a full dinner for common people around six in the evening along with tea, meats, fish, eggs, cheese, bread and butter, and cake.

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    Afternoon tea originated in the mid-1800s when the Duchess of Bedford had tea, bread and butter brought to her in the afternoon to curb her hunger until the late evening meal. She began inviting other ladies to join her, unintentionally setting the trend for upper-class afternoon tea. In contrast, high tea was a full dinner for common people around six in the evening along with tea, meats, fish, eggs, cheese, bread and butter, and cake.

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    Afternoon tea originated in the mid-1800s when the Duchess of Bedford had tea, bread and butter brought to her in the afternoon to curb her hunger until the late evening meal. She began inviting other ladies to join her, unintentionally setting the trend for upper-class afternoon tea. In contrast, high tea was a full dinner for common people around six in the evening along with tea, meats, fish, eggs, cheese, bread and butter, and cake.

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    ORDERING SENTENCES INTO PARAGRAPHS

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    Most people think that afternoon tea is synonymous with high tea. In fact, they are two entirely different
    things.

    Afternoon tea began in the mid-1800s. In those days, lunch was served at noon but dinner was not eaten
    until late at night. A noblewoman, the Duchess of Bedford, found herself hungry during those long
    afternoon hours and so she started having a tray of tea with bread and butter served to her in the mid-
    afternoon.

    Soon, she began to invite other ladies to join her. Without realizing it, the Duchess of Bedford was setting
    the trend of having afternoon tea for the upper- class women.

    High tea, on the other hand, was served around six in the evening. And although high tea sounds classy, it
    actually consisted of a full dinner for the common people. Tea was still served, but there would also be
    meats, fish or eggs, cheese, bread and butter, and cake.

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