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1 1 |          profession. ~He lodged an information against Cornelius de Witt,
2 7 |            had received very exact information. ~"Ah! you will not," said
3 8 |            against a man whom this information might lead to the scaffold. ~
4 8 | Accordingly, he wrote an anonymous information, the minute exactness of
5 20|        even paler at this piece of information than he had been when Rosa,
6 22|           to the committee all the information that will be required of
7 29|            give Cornelius some new information; for, approaching the door