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 1 II   |            at last, turned in his favor when he saw Gevrol neglect
 2 VIII |          was a strong argument in favor of Lecoq’s theory. This
 3 IX   |        circumstances that seem to favor your secret wishes.”~Of
 4 IX   |        gesture. “I have one great favor to ask you, sir,” he observed.~“
 5 X    |          a strong argument in his favor.~“You may tell your own
 6 XI   | millionaire could testify in your favor; it would be easy to find
 7 XI   |        would willingly do me this favor. It would not be difficult
 8 XIV  |           irrefutable argument in favor of the assertions made by
 9 XV   |           my presumptions, and in favor of his narrative, the more
10 XV   |         to have turned in Lecoq’s favor. At all events, when he
11 XVI  |           a hundred to one in his favor.”~A French investigating
12 XVII |          circumstances pointed in favor of their sincerity. Then,
13 XVIII|        speaking in the prisoner’s favor. For instance, the second
14 XIX  |      there is an only), do me the favor to explain how such an important
15 XX   |          in the young detective’s favor.~May actually staggered
16 XXI  | probabilities were so strongly in favor of Father Absinthe’s assertion
17 XXII |          Then, if I were to ask a favor of you, you wouldn’t be
18 XXIII|      first of all, just do me the favor to get up. Now, wait a moment,
19 XXIV |        case,” said he, “do me the favor to tell me what pretext
20 XXIV |      should have tried to win the favor of all the lady’s-maids
21 XXV  |       relatives. Commended to the favor of the First Counsel by