Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  XI   |     travellers do belong? Can’t we ascertain if they be Esquimaux or
 2      I,  XII  |           Bathurst. It remained to ascertain the exact position of this
 3      I,  XII  |         Hobson decided to wait and ascertain the latitude and longitude.~“
 4      I,  XII  |   surrounding district in order to ascertain its resources. It appeared
 5      I,  XII  |        here, and I am impatient to ascertain our latitude and longitude.”~“
 6      I,  XIII |       Lieutenant next proceeded to ascertain what were the resources
 7      I,  XVII |          Lieutenant was anxious to ascertain if the agents of the St
 8      I,  XIX  |         few others at once went to ascertain the truth of the report.
 9      I,  XXII |         Hobson was most anxious to ascertain the extent of the alteration
10      I,  XXII |      Hobson’s first thought was to ascertain what difference the earthquake
11     II,  I    |           been able at a glance to ascertain the limits of their island
12     II,  II   |           before him.~He could not ascertain the longitude of Victoria
13     II,  II   |          be necessary carefully to ascertain all that a chart of the
14     II,  II   |            our bearings, I mean to ascertain the form and extent of our
15     II,  III  |            it might be possible to ascertain the exact arrangement of
16     II,  III  |          means it would be easy to ascertain the changes which might
17     II,  IV   |        which formed the island, to ascertain, if possible, something
18     II,  VI   |             said Mrs Barnett, “and ascertain our position as soon as
19     II,  VI   |         Hobson was most anxious to ascertain whether Victoria Island,
20     II,  VI   |           therefore, imperative to ascertain what was going on in that
21     II,  VI   |          we should, without delay, ascertain the position of Victoria
22     II,  VII  |       would be desirable for me to ascertain our position by daylight.
23     II,  VII  |       pocket compass with which to ascertain his bearings. He hoped by
24     II,  X    |            the island, in order to ascertain its thickness, its suitability
25     II,  X    |            made many excursions to ascertain the state of the ice-field
26     II,  XIII |          Well, Lieutenant, we must ascertain the truth once for all before
27     II,  XV   |          excursion to the south to ascertain the state of the ice-field,
28     II,  XV   |        them, but could not at once ascertain. In this valley, as it might
29     II,  XV   | Unfortunately it was impossible to ascertain the nature or extent of
30     II,  XV   |           But it was impossible to ascertain whether this were really
31     II,  XVII |          lagoon. He was anxious to ascertain the thickness of the layer
32     II,  XXIII|         which it was impossible to ascertain, had taken them nearer to