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1
I take it the object of this inquest is to
ascertain
facts
.
2
We try to
ascertain
facts
,
and hope to deduce a theory from them.
3
It so happens, indeed, that it is not so easy in this country as elsewhere to
ascertain
facts
of this sort with accuracy.
4
So far from its being irreligious to
ascertain
facts
,
there is a subtle impiety in the refusal to face phenomena, whether natural or supernatural.
5
She had never before known acute fear-fearthat was based on
ascertained
facts
.
6
The head is filled with the thoughts of others-many
ascertained
facts
and just conclusions.
7
But when
ascertained
facts
stop short they may be supplemented.
8
What can be more extraordinary than these well-
ascertained
facts
?
9
Afterwards, in the light of
ascertained
facts
,
he condemned himself for a stupidity passing the ordinary.
10
This shows, I think, how widely human judgment may differ even in regard to
ascertained
facts
.
11
We are aware, that upon this, as every other point,
ascertained
facts
may seem strangely to conflict.
12
Such sentences are of continual occurrence, and do duty in the argument as if they expressed
ascertained
facts
.
13
Here, however, we meet with no objections which rest upon
ascertained
facts
,
as in the case of geology.
14
Still, we need not complain about the lack of well-
ascertained
facts
,
as will be seen from the following.
15
Professor Bickell's assumption involves no inherent improbability, runs counter to no
ascertained
facts
,
and is therefore perfectly tenable.
16
Science deals with well-
ascertained
facts
.
ascertain
facts
ascertain
fact