The Napoleon of Notting Hill · Character
Daisy Daydream
A minor character with a whimsical name.
minor
First appearance: i the empire of notting hill
Daisy Daydream shows up with force in Book III: The Mental Condition of Adam Wayne and The Remarkable Mr. Turnbull. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Pseudonym of Auberon Quin, author of a volume of London lyrics criticized in the review.
Daisy Daydream first appears in 0019 i the empire of notting hill.
In Book III: The Mental Condition of Adam Wayne and The Remarkable Mr. Turnbull: Pseudonym of Auberon Quin, author of a volume of London lyrics criticized in the review.
Later, in The Mental Condition of Adam Wayne: Pseudonym used by Auberon Quin for his own volume of London lyrics, which is criticized in the review.
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