In this novel, a woman burning a pile of papers in a trash can notices the letter R "was the last to go, twisting in the flame." This novel's protagonist is ordered to fetch some photographs of her employer's nephew in a chapter that begins, "We can never go back again, that much is certain." Dr. Baker diagnoses this novel's title character with cancer hours (15[1])before she is killed by her (*) husband for having a fictional affair. The protagonist (10[1])of this novel is tricked into humiliating herself at a ball by wearing the same dress (10[1])as a woman in a portrait, a plan formulated by the jealous housekeeper Mrs. Danvers. (10[1])This novel's famous first line, "Last night (10[1])I dreamt I went to Manderley (10[2])again," references the estate (10[1])of the widowed Maxim de Winter. For 10 points, name this novel by Daphne du Maurier. ■END■