ascertainment

Claudit seemed, none the less, to experience great relief from this first ascertainment.

In fact no test for its ascertainment, known to the sense or experience of the Committee, was omitted.

It would save a world of trouble if the expressions in which this idea is said to be conveyed were equally easy of ascertainment.

Those who look for such ascertainment are on a wrong track, and are doomed to disappointment.

These, then, are the rules which govern the ascertainment of the shares of the members of a family on a partition.