"We have waited for news to come to us long enough," Naomi resumed.

"We must find the tracks of John Jago for ourselves.

There is a week yet before the trial begins.

Who will help me to make inquiries?
Will you be the man, friend Lefrank ?" It is needless to add (though I knew nothing would come of it) that I consented to be the man.
We arranged to apply that day for the order of admission to the prison, and, having seen Ambrose, to devote ourselves immediately to the contemplated search.

How that search was to be conducted was more than I could tell, and more than Naomi could tell.