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As I've written previously, Arsène Lupin is the creation of Maurice Leblanc, who based the character partly on a French burglar/anarchist. Leblanc was also familiar with the gentleman thief featured in the work of Octave Mirbeau as well as E.W. Hornung's famed gentleman thief, A.J. Raffles, and he also knew about Rocambole, a character whose adventures were recounted in a series of stories published between 1857 and 1870 by Pierre Alexis Ponson du Terrail.

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But it's Sy's Assane who anchors the series as the quintessential gentleman thief for the 21st century. Assane knows how to exploit racial stereotypes for the purpose at hand: his skin color renders him invisible as a janitor at the Louvre, while making him stand out when he poses as a young multimillionaire at the auction. ("You underestimated me," Assane says to an antagonist at one point. "You saw me, but you didn't really look.") He's charming, suave, well-read, and very, very smart, yet never effete, since Sy also imbues the character with athleticism and a confident physicality. He's equally at home ordering fine wine in a fancy restaurant or going toe to toe with a would-be assassin.

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Owen Wister: Chronicler of the West, Gentleman of the East Joseph J. Wydeven

Darwin Payne . Owen Wister: Chronicler of the West, Gentleman of the East. Dallas: Southern Methodist UP, 1985. 377 pp. $24.95. The subtitle of Payne's excellent biography presents the central contradiction upon which studies of Wister's impact on popular culture have focused. Although Wister created a substantial body of fiction and political writings, his reputation rests almost solely upon the phenomenal success of The Virginian (1902), the novel that made the Western cowboy hero into a crucial American archetype. Yet in many respects Wister is an unlikely subject for such fame: despite his early attraction to the West as panacea, he remained an Easterner of genteel and conservative convictions.

The ladies are dressed as my mother dressed, and the things they did belong to my mother's era. There is the coach and four and the game of croquet in skirts that sweep the ground. There even is a picture of a gentleman and lady ice skating. The gentleman is attired in high, practical knickerbockers, with long knit stockings to the knee. The lady is dressed in flowing skirts that come to her ankles. Tennis skirts were just as long and some ladies even added a dark veil around their faces just below the eyes. The bathing suits of the Gibson girl era were something unbelievable!

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