Chapter

 1 III |        shots? This is what we must ascertain. And we will ascertain it.
 2 III |        must ascertain. And we will ascertain it. Come!”~A wooden fence
 3 V   |      itself to his mind. It was to ascertain if there were any other
 4 VI  |          no way by which you could ascertain?”~“Oh! very easily. I have
 5 VI  | Beaumarchais. In which one? I must ascertain that point, for this Lacheneur
 6 VI  |        obstinacy, how were they to ascertain his name? He protested that
 7 XIV |            below, he looked out to ascertain the state of the weather.
 8 XIV |       matters, must he not at once ascertain the result of Father Absinthe’
 9 XVI |          were out of hearing, “and ascertain how and under what pretext
10 XVII|            It will be necessary to ascertain, however—”~“And I will ascertain,”
11 XVII|   ascertain, however—”~“And I will ascertain,” interrupted Lecoq, with
12 XVII|            step to be taken was to ascertain whom the earring had been
13 XIX |           two or three days ago to ascertain what we were doing with
14 XXI |  suspiciously around him, as if to ascertain which of the passers-by
15 XXI |      Father Absinthe had wished to ascertain if his companion’s courage