FTP identify this work that features the hypnotist Svengali and started a namesake hat rage in Europe, a novel by George Du Maurier.
This novel makes references to The Three Musketeers as in the conclusion, "20 Years After," which features a meeting between two men, Taffy Wynne and Gecko, who had been acquainted with the doomed protagonists. The heroine, who is haunted by the death of Jeannot, cannot recall a carriage ride around the Place de La Concorde where she purportedly blew off her friends. The extent of her condition is finally revealed when a portrait prompts her to perform Chopin on the spot. This helps Sandy understand how Little Billee's former love, the titular Irish model, was able to become the greatest singer in Europe. FTP identify this work that features the hypnotist Svengali and started a namesake hat rage in Europe, a novel by George Du Maurier.
This novel makes references to The Three Musketeers as in the conclusion, "20 Years After," which features a meeting between two men, Taffy Wynne and Gecko, who had been acquainted with the doomed protagonists.
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