Fandor

But Fandor was of those who do not give up until the struggle is over.

A Royal Prisoner Pierre Souvestre 1894

Fandor, smoking a good cigar, walked to the Rue Monceau, taking deep breaths of the fresh air, looking up with delight at the blue sky.

A Royal Prisoner Pierre Souvestre 1894

During the trip Juve pumped Wulf about his relations with Fandor, and it appeared that the latter had pursued the policy of making Wulf drunk upon every occasion.

A Royal Prisoner Pierre Souvestre 1894

Fandor sprang forward, but the detective quickly thrust him into the bedroom, and opened the door himself.

A Royal Prisoner Pierre Souvestre 1894

Fandor from his perilous situation, he had taken the unfortunate journalist to his own home in Rue Richer and called in a physician of the quarter, Doctor Gast.

A Royal Prisoner Pierre Souvestre 1894

Doubtless, the detective reasoned, it was thus that Fandor was enabled to escape for an hour, during which time the substitution had been effected.

A Royal Prisoner Pierre Souvestre 1894

Very soon Fandor began to feel a dizziness in his head, and the air became more difficult to breathe; suddenly, he had the sensation of being enveloped in an extraordinary blue flame, and then a loud report deafened him.

A Royal Prisoner Pierre Souvestre 1894

While Fandor was going downstairs the pseudo Mme. Ceiron made a grimace.

A Royal Prisoner Pierre Souvestre 1894

He gave no hint, however, that Fandor was still, as Juve thought, impersonating Frederick-Christian, and made no mention of his own adventures.

A Royal Prisoner Pierre Souvestre 1894

Fandor was already partly dressed and in the act of lacing up his boots.

A Royal Prisoner Pierre Souvestre 1894