Four months had passed since Etienne Rambert had been acquitted at the Cahors Assizes, and the world was
beginning to forget the Beaulieu tragedy as it had already almost forgotten the mysterious murder of Lord
Beltham. Juve alone did not allow his daily occupation to put the two cases out of his mind. True, he had ceased
to make any direct enquiries, and gave no sign that he still had any interest in those crimes; but the detective
knew very well that in both of them he had to contend with no ordinary murderer and he was content to remain
in the shadow, waiting and watching, in seeming inactivity, for some slip which should betray the person or
persons who had perpetrated two of the most puzzling murders that he had ever had to deal with. It was the end
of June, and Paris was beginning to empty. But the spring had been late and cold that year, and although it was
within a couple of days of July society had lingered on in the capital; luxuriously appointed carriages still swept
along the Champs Elysées when the audiences poured out of theatres and concert rooms, and fashionably attired
people still thronged the broad pavements and gathered before the brilliantly lighted cafés on the Rond-Point;
even at that late hour the Champs Elysées were as animated as in the busiest hours of the day. At the Royal
Palace Hotel the greatest animation prevailed. The entire staff was hurrying about the vast entrance halls and the
palatial rooms on the ground floor; for it was the hour when the guests of the Royal Palace Hotel were returning
from their evening's amusements, and the spacious vestibules of the immense hotel were crowded with men in
evening dress, young fellows in dinner jackets, and women in low-cut gowns.
1.UNDERGROUND UTOPIA “Do It”
2.UNDERGROUND UTOPIA “Do It (BEAR MOSS remix)”
FANTOMAS RECORDS “BOOTY BASS FROM DA BARRIO”
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https://www.beatport.com/artist/underground-utopia/400694
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beginning to forget the Beaulieu tragedy as it had already almost forgotten the mysterious murder of Lord
Beltham. Juve alone did not allow his daily occupation to put the two cases out of his mind. True, he had ceased
to make any direct enquiries, and gave no sign that he still had any interest in those crimes; but the detective
knew very well that in both of them he had to contend with no ordinary murderer and he was content to remain
in the shadow, waiting and watching, in seeming inactivity, for some slip which should betray the person or
persons who had perpetrated two of the most puzzling murders that he had ever had to deal with. It was the end
of June, and Paris was beginning to empty. But the spring had been late and cold that year, and although it was
within a couple of days of July society had lingered on in the capital; luxuriously appointed carriages still swept
along the Champs Elysées when the audiences poured out of theatres and concert rooms, and fashionably attired
people still thronged the broad pavements and gathered before the brilliantly lighted cafés on the Rond-Point;
even at that late hour the Champs Elysées were as animated as in the busiest hours of the day. At the Royal
Palace Hotel the greatest animation prevailed. The entire staff was hurrying about the vast entrance halls and the
palatial rooms on the ground floor; for it was the hour when the guests of the Royal Palace Hotel were returning
from their evening's amusements, and the spacious vestibules of the immense hotel were crowded with men in
evening dress, young fellows in dinner jackets, and women in low-cut gowns.
1.UNDERGROUND UTOPIA “Do It”
2.UNDERGROUND UTOPIA “Do It (BEAR MOSS remix)”
FANTOMAS RECORDS “BOOTY BASS FROM DA BARRIO”
http://soundcloud.com/fantomas-records
http://www.discodistribution.com
https://www.beatport.com/artist/underground-utopia/400694
https://www.beatport.com/artist/bear-moss/474439
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