Chapter

 1 2 |   difficult ladder called Court Favor, which he had climbed four
 2 2 |      owed the long and constant favor of a king who has not left
 3 2 |     agreed upon, three turns of favor. ~    ~ ~ ~ ~   However
 4 3 |        I comprehend that such a favor is enormous, and tremble
 5 3 |     merit it." ~"It is indeed a favor, young man," replied M.
 6 4 |     which have nothing in their favor but appearances, the baldric
 7 5 |       not fancy that I do you a favor; I use either hand easily.
 8 6 |         full of hopes of future favor, he was resolved not to
 9 7 |       de Treville promised this favor after a novitiate of two
10 12|        I had risked my life and favor to see you but for a second.
11 17|         but I tell you that the favor of a minister is ephemeral,
12 18|        will request to ask this favor for me of his brother-in-law,
13 19|   afraid you will refuse me the favor I come to ask if you do
14 23|      have the luck to enjoy the favor of their Majesties?" ~"Everything,
15 23|      the honor to grant me that favor." ~"And that in the presence
16 25|       the kindness to grant the favor of his custom to my brother
17 31|      and high in the cardinal's favor. It is not for nothing we
18 32|         a man who was doubly in favor with fortune. ~His heart
19 32|       our cousin will do us the favor of dining with us once before
20 41|      will of the queen; but the favor of the queen was at the
21 44|   Guards decided the victory in favor of the king's Musketeers;
22 49|         decided the question in favor of the prison. ~In an instant
23 50|   prejudices her hearers in her favor; her beauty serves as a
24 51| offering you our thanks for the favor you have done us in uniting
25 52|         then, had spoken in her favor, since Lord de Winter had
26 53|         the psalm then in great favor with the Puritans: ~"Thou
27 54|    question. I only ask you one favor; and if you grant it me,
28 55|         your worthy jailer what favor I this instant solicited
29 55|                  You demanded a favor,?" said the baron, suspiciously. ~"
30 55|       man, confused. ~"And what favor, pray?" asked Lord de Winter. ~"
31 59|       the treachery. ~"One last favor, my Lord!" said he to the
32 60|        Artagnan appreciated the favor the cardinal had conferred
33 63|           not only free, but in favor." ~"Tell us about it." ~"
34 67|         dispose of it. But this favor which you bestow upon me
35 67|           not only free, but in favor." ~"Tell us about it." ~"