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Updated: May 8, 2025
Pilate is getting tired of fencing, and impatiently answers, with true Roman contempt for subject-people's thoughts as well as their weapons. 'I ... a Jew? is said with a curl of the firm lips. He points to his informants, 'Thine own nation and the chief priests, and does not say that their surrender of a would-be leader in a war of independence struck him as suspicious.
It will be seen then, what difficulties hedge about the private inquirer, who must go armed with every obtainable guarantee, and even then leave the field quite conscious that the informants are chuckling over a series of misleading statements, and that not much will be made of that case.
He had just come upon the sentence: "We cannot congratulate Liberty Hill in its superior elevation upon the ignominious silence of the representative of all Calaveras when this infamous Bill was introduced." He referred to his copy. Yes! He had certainly written "ignominious," that was what his informants had suggested. But was he sure they were right?
What circumstances induce me to believe that Philip may be brought to a union with us? First, common utility, which is the strongest cement of union; and next, you, Aetolians, are yourselves my informants.
Painted women, the refuse of Lewkner Lane and Whetstone Park, passed themselves on him for countesses and maids of honour. If he asked his way to Saint James's, his informants sent him to Mile End. If he went into a shop, he was instantly discerned to be a fit purchaser of everything that nobody else would buy, of second-hand embroidery, copper rings, and watches that would not go.
John Heywood's words had touched the sore place of his heart, and, in spite of himself, filled his suspicious soul with new doubts. He mistrusted not merely the accused, but the accusers also; and if he punished the one as criminals, he would have willingly punished the others as informants.
A projection of Liemba comes to meet it, and then it is said to go away to the north or north-west as far as my informants knew. Some pointed due north, others north-west, so probably its true course amounts to N.N.W. We came to a village about 2' W. of the confluence, whose headman was affable and generous.
Anstruther," he said, with them in his hands. "I am afraid you will have to go with him. This is a proper warrant signed by a magistrate on sworn information." "Who are the informants?" I asked. He referred to the warrant and read out the names. "Inspector James Bull, Frederick Redfern, surgeon, and Anthony Saumarez, gentleman." "Saumarez!" I exclaimed, "the scoundrel and would-be murderer!"
As they went their names were called by knowing informants, and when they reached the old round theatre of Wren a cheer rose high. "Let's go that way!" cried Jude, and though it now rained steadily he seemed not to know it, and took them round to the theatre.
The Dutchman talked. Like the able administrator he was, he had already all the data to be procured. Into his ears had poured the whispered trickles of a score of informants. "You are right, my dear sir. Marquesan. You have been there?" "No."
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