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    …the phenomenal popular success of The Green Hat (1924)—a witty, sophisticated, but fundamentally sentimental novel about the ā€œbright young thingsā€ of Mayfair, London’s most fashionable romantic district of the period—made him famous almost overnight in Great Britain and the United States.

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    …the phenomenal popular success of The Green Hat (1924)—a witty, sophisticated, but fundamentally sentimental novel about the ā€œbright young thingsā€ of Mayfair, London’s most fashionable romantic district of the period—made him famous almost overnight in Great Britain and the United States.

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