A character in this novel argues about whether it is better to have a fat dog or a thin dog with his sister, Beatrice Lacy.
A character in this novel argues about whether it is better to have a fat dog or a thin dog with his sister, Beatrice Lacy. Late in this novel, Frank Crawley reveals that he is prepared to pay off the blackmailer Jack Favell. A flare from a shipwreck stops a suicide attempt in this novel, whose protagonist dresses up like a (*) portrait of her husband's ancestor Caroline and thus ruins a ball. This novel's protagonist, who is continuously undermined by the devious housekeeper Mrs. Danvers, eventually learns the true fate of its title character, Maxim de Winter's first wife. For 10 points, name this novel that begins "Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again", the most famous novel by Daphne du Maurier.
A character in this novel argues about whether it is better to have a fat dog or a thin dog with his sister, Beatrice Lacy.
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