Chapter

 1 II   | perfect right to secretly seek information on his own account; but
 2 II   |       to sleep, but to collect information—to make the most careful
 3 III  |      It is necessary to obtain information regarding it.”~He immediately
 4 III  |       reasons, and my means of information, you will laugh at the simplicity
 5 V    |   collecting their elements of information.~All this while, the Widow
 6 V    |      and perhaps very valuable information; but he did not dare venture
 7 VI   |       terms, this was the only information obtained by the most careful
 8 VIII |       Now, can you give me any information?”~The driver had grown very
 9 VIII |      anxious to obtain all the information that this worthy was able
10 VIII | attention to classify this new information. When he alighted from the
11 IX   |    Have you obtained any fresh information?”~“I don’t think I have
12 IX   |       Chupin. We may gain some information from her.”~He was laying
13 XII  | particularly anxious to obtain information.~The prisoner was truly
14 XIII |       perhaps give us valuable information regarding Gustave, Lacheneur,
15 XIV  |    surrounding the station for information concerning a “foreign workman
16 XV   |       house and gave them some information concerning its occupants.~
17 XV   |       worth.~Grateful for this information, Lecoq returned to the cab.
18 XV   |      Papillon can give us some information.”~But Lecoq shook his head
19 XVI  |    said he, “now requires some information from you concerning the
20 XVI  |        briefly but clearly the information obtained in the Rue de la
21 XVI  |     hopes of yet obtaining the information he desired.~“Let us proceed,”
22 XVI  | suspect any one. All I want is information. Has Chupin been forewarned
23 XVI  |        he, “I should like some information about another prisoner—a
24 XVII |       advisable to obtain some information concerning the inmates.~“
25 XVII |      where he could obtain the information he required, he perceived,
26 XVII |        Berlin.”~Certainly this information would not seem to indicate
27 XVIII|   manager.~In presence of this information and the negative result
28 XIX  |      prompts him to refuse all information concerning his accomplices.
29 XX   |       to ask for some trifling information. The person addressed replied
30 XXII |       should like to have some information about the man who accompanied
31 XXIV |    sending to M. Segmuller for information. I admit that a man may
32 XXIV |        of sending Mariette for information would never occur to me.