Chapter

 1  1,2|    were. Where could he obtain information respecting these two men?
 2  5,5|      have still some important information to procure. I lost no time
 3  5,6|   known that you obtained this information through me. You will therefore
 4  5,6|    reply that you received the information through one of Mr. Patterson'
 5  7,5|      matter how I obtained the information - whether I paid for it,
 6  9,2|      the letter, and gain some information from the expression of her
 7  9,4|        to bring me the desired information respecting Dr. Jodon. I
 8 10,2|     hope to have some positive information by Tuesday?" ~"Before then,
 9 11,3|    succeeded in gathering some information concerning the frightful
10 16,1|       persons who gave me this information to call here. You shall
11 16,3|    will give you the necessary information. Are you acquainted with
12 17,2|       of drawing from him such information as he desired. He learned
13 17,2|      and that he could give no information whatever. There was evidently
14 17,3|       will give us the desired information." ~This time the search
15 17,3| changed into certainties. This information proved that Pascal WAS concealed
16 18,1|      the escritoire. With this information, we cannot fail to prove
17 18,1|       shall certainly have the information he requires to-morrow. To-day,
18 18,2|     she might gain some useful information from this young man, and