Part,  Chapter

 1 2,7|        and no place appeared more favorable for the establishment of
 2 2,4|         certainly been built in a favorable situation, at the back of
 3 2,4|            consequently in a less favorable direction for the "Bonadventure."
 4 2,9|             At any rate we have a favorable wind for reaching Cape Mandible,"
 5 2,0| inexplicable influence, evidently favorable to the colonists, but very
 6 3,1|       tack. Besides, the wind was favorable for bringing her towards
 7 3,1|   observed Pencroft. "The wind is favorable for the direction which
 8 3,6|         time was, therefore, very favorable for the projected expedition,
 9 3,7|       Spilett. "He is in the most favorable position for the wounds
10 3,1|       this time of year, would be favorable to the researches they intended
11 3,2|   reconnaissance to be made under favorable conditions. Gideon Spilett
12 3,3|    convicts, still watching for a favorable opportunity, rarely quitted
13 3,4|          will be exactly the most favorable time for undertaking a voyage