Chapter

 1 1 |           Fortune did not always favour him, and the old mountaineer
 2 3 |     Murad took this as a sign of favour, and joyfully acknowledged
 3 4 |        had just been deprived in favour of his nephew. He sent letters
 4 4 |     pledge of reconciliation and favour, but really in order to
 5 4 |         I have always shown thee favour, and the day is arrived
 6 4 |       wilt be sure of my lasting favour, and who is there to dread
 7 4 | difficulty, and also secured the favour of the Divan by considerable
 8 4 |          again received him into favour. ~But Ali knew well that
 9 4 |         assured the pacha of his favour, and confirmed both him
10 7 |           who had taken him into favour, he resolved to strike a
11 7 |      intercede for him. The only favour which Mouktar Pacha could
12 8 |          of interceding in their favour. The sultan, who as yet
13 9 |      grandfather, would show him favour, and would even deal mercifully
14 9 |        order that darkness might favour his return. ~The next day
15 9 |          to influence him in his favour. Ismail, distrusting the
16 10|        Tapygetae in the latter's favour. Thus the Seraskier's scheme
17 10|     death. She owed this special favour to her riches and to the
18 11|           imploring at least the favour of dying in privacy; and