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1  5,2|      circumstances been more favorable for a display of the animal'
2  5,4|   And in accordance with the favorable or unfavorable character
3 13,1|      had assumed. This was a favorable omen. "I called, monsieur - - "
4 14,1| Patterson, who always sent a favorable answer if not drawn upon
5 14,4|     the events in their most favorable light, and how to omit them
6 18,2|  doing his best to produce a favorable impression; but as the dinner