Maurice Leblanc,
The Teeth of the Tiger — Chapter XXI. Lupin's Lupins
(1921)
“ People make up parties to go there from Paris on Sundays, in the hope of catching a sight, through the elder hedges, of the man who was Arsène Lupin, or of meeting him in the village square.He is there, with his hair just touched with gray, his still youthful features, and a young man's bearing; and Florence is there, too, with her pretty figure and the halo of fair hair around her happy face, unclouded by even the shadow of an unpleasant recollection.Very often visitors come and knock at the little wooden gate. ”
