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Excerpt from A Pawn in the Game
Lawrence was a widower with one boy, a sturdy eight-year-old lad, with the honest eyes of his dead mother. Fox's glance, for all his aspect of lazy nu concern, was curiously alert and observant. His friend was falling into the power of the too dangerous French woman. Himself a keen politician, he yet disliked political women, and this was one reason, amongst others, why he thought the Frenchwoman dangerous.
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