Chapter

1 1 |    he required some time to ascertain whether it could be to him
2 1 |   fail, I am quite sure, to ascertain what that pocket contained.
3 9 |  Then there only remains to ascertain whether these fifty or sixty
4 14| must be called upon, and so ascertain if the thing be true or
5 22| studs of which he could not ascertain the number. A cold sweat
6 31|   my principal object is to ascertain what part she plays at court." ~"
7 41|   before. The matter was to ascertain, by reconnoitering, how
8 52|    evening some attempts to ascertain the nature of the ground
9 56|    and unfolds its rings to ascertain its strength, she enveloped