And Lady Beltham, herself a dupe, still imagined it was her lover she had saved; when in reality she had set at
liberty his most determined enemy. As the air now began to grow chilly, Juve returned to his compartment and
picked up his overcoat. He was about to put it on, when he stopped in amazement. On the lining was pinned a
paper with the following words scribbled in pencil: "America Hotel, Paris." For a long time Juve, with bent
brows, read and reread these words. They could only have been brought here by Lady Beltham herself while
Juve was away getting his ticket. What did this mysterious address portend? If Lady Beltham believed she was
communicating with Fantômas, she certainly would have no need to write to him; she would know well enough
where to find him.Furthermore, why didn't she simply walk through the several intervening cars and talk to
him? What could be the motive powerful enough to prevent the mistress rejoining her lover? Upon second
thoughts Juve doubted the hypothesis that Lady Beltham had intended to instigate the release of Fantômas.
Might she not have become weary of the yoke which joined her to this monster and be really repentant of her
crimes? It would not be the first time she had tasted remorse—and, instead of saving Fantômas, was aware that
Juve had been set at liberty. "Yes," echoed Juve, "this second hypothesis is evidently the right one and Lady
Beltham has ranged herself upon the side of law." The detective, with a defiant glance at the deepening evening
shadows, proclaimed grandiloquently: "So be it, Lady Beltham, it shall not be said that a gallant man repays you
with ingratitude, and if you care to have it so we will say in unison "Between us three, Fantômas!"
1.PHLIPSYDE “Leaves”
2.PHLIPSYDE “Leaves (BEAR MOSS C-19 remix)”
FANTOMAS RECORDS “BOOTY BASS FROM DA BARRIO”
http://soundcloud.com/fantomas-records
http://www.discodistribution.com
https://www.beatport.com/artist/phlipsyde/911123
https://www.beatport.com/artist/bear-moss/474439
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liberty his most determined enemy. As the air now began to grow chilly, Juve returned to his compartment and
picked up his overcoat. He was about to put it on, when he stopped in amazement. On the lining was pinned a
paper with the following words scribbled in pencil: "America Hotel, Paris." For a long time Juve, with bent
brows, read and reread these words. They could only have been brought here by Lady Beltham herself while
Juve was away getting his ticket. What did this mysterious address portend? If Lady Beltham believed she was
communicating with Fantômas, she certainly would have no need to write to him; she would know well enough
where to find him.Furthermore, why didn't she simply walk through the several intervening cars and talk to
him? What could be the motive powerful enough to prevent the mistress rejoining her lover? Upon second
thoughts Juve doubted the hypothesis that Lady Beltham had intended to instigate the release of Fantômas.
Might she not have become weary of the yoke which joined her to this monster and be really repentant of her
crimes? It would not be the first time she had tasted remorse—and, instead of saving Fantômas, was aware that
Juve had been set at liberty. "Yes," echoed Juve, "this second hypothesis is evidently the right one and Lady
Beltham has ranged herself upon the side of law." The detective, with a defiant glance at the deepening evening
shadows, proclaimed grandiloquently: "So be it, Lady Beltham, it shall not be said that a gallant man repays you
with ingratitude, and if you care to have it so we will say in unison "Between us three, Fantômas!"
1.PHLIPSYDE “Leaves”
2.PHLIPSYDE “Leaves (BEAR MOSS C-19 remix)”
FANTOMAS RECORDS “BOOTY BASS FROM DA BARRIO”
http://soundcloud.com/fantomas-records
http://www.discodistribution.com
https://www.beatport.com/artist/phlipsyde/911123
https://www.beatport.com/artist/bear-moss/474439
____________________________________________
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