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• The favor of your company has been much felt, I assure you. (4)
• In entertaining company the great hall was in popular favor. (18)
• The chances are now in her favor, especially as she wishes to live. (14)
• The tricks they perform in the ring always meet enthusiastic favor. (21)
• The Tories were beginning to look with more favor upon independence. (18)
• Their nature may depend upon his aptitude, upon favor, upon accident. (1)
• He made favor for him with a friendly family, who asked him to dinner. (9)
• He made me feel that every mouthful I ate was a personal favor to him. (9)
• Yet it would be impossible to forecast their favor for this kind or that. (9)
• He was in high favor in the courts of Poland, Germany, Sweden and England. (3)
• Other jays won favor and liking, and ceased to be jays; Jeff continued a jay. (9)
• So, if you can favor me with five hundred pounds to-day, I shall be pleased. (18)
• Mr. Barclugh pretends to favor independence, but he is striving to overthrow it. (18)
• He was hoarse and depressed, and his announcement was received with little favor. (21)
• The principle of primogeniture found no favor in the new land of hope and refuge. (18)
• This device originated in Germany and has found the most favor from German composers. (3)
• It was just out, and had caught an instant favor, which swelled later to a tidal wave. (9)
• The opera more than any other form of music is dependent upon popular favor for existence. (3)
• Your convictions, you say, favor the Union cause, but I prefer a man with his heart in it. (1)
• How did geographical situation favor the Netherlands in the struggle for commercial supremacy? (3)
• Notwithstanding their dignity and nobility of conception, they won their way but slowly to favor. (3)
• The people were still in favor of him, and so he was not brought to irate and drum-head judgment. (16)
• She was in full favor again with Mrs. Lander, whom there was no one to embitter in her jealous affection. (9)
• Neither time, to be sure, was the way to her favor quite what he would have chosen if he could have chosen. (13)
• If he had been alone he might have felt the indifference as a slight, but as it was he felt it rather a favor. (9)
• Jealousy of his favor with the king led to various intrigues which prevented the building of such a theatre in Munich. (3)
• It is, however, in great favor with all whose nerves are already steadied by experience and who are trying new tricks. (21)
• Segwuna found much favor among the ladies of the English officers, for her skill as a prophetess was already established. (18)
• The pressure is so great in these avenues to the public favor that one, two, three years, are no uncommon periods of delay. (9)
• So, my preoccupations were all in favor of the Lake School, and it was both in my will and my conscience to like Wordsworth. (9)
• When they were all done at last they were republished in a volume which found instant favor beyond my deserts if not its own. (9)
• But no one in his power and out of his favor would have drawn any happy augury from that outward and visible sign of approval. (1)
• He had no deeper design than to get flattered back into his own favor far enough to find courage for some sort of decisive step. (9)
• She seemed to hold herself tense against any praise of him, as if she should fail him somehow if she relaxed at all in his favor. (9)
• As for the essayist, the poet, the traveller, the popular scientist, they are nowhere in the competition for the favor of readers. (9)
• Of course the question was not decided, and I forget just how far the balance inclined in favor of a larger freedom in the matter. (9)
• The peasant could have given nothing but copper, and she felt that this restored the lost balance of righteousness in their favor. (9)
• This pseudo-classical type of opera naturally flourished in the artificial atmosphere of the court on which it was dependent for favor. (3)
• We were annoyed at times, it must be confessed, but whenever we paused to reflect, we remembered that we took no chances in our favor. (20)
• It came in again, by a natural reaction, with the returning Stuarts, and throughout the period of the Restoration it enjoyed a perfunctory favor. (9)
• The natives, everywhere, were much the same thing to him; if he distinguished it was in favor of those who did not suppose themselves cultivated. (9)
• An author who has long enjoyed their favor suddenly and rather mysteriously loses it, through his opinions on certain matters of literary taste, say. (9)
• An author who has long enjoyed their favor, suddenly and rather mysteriously loses it, through his opinions on certain matters of literary taste, say. (9)
• The magazine is a little despotic, a little arbitrary; but unquestionably its favor is essential to success, and its conditions are not such narrow ones. (9)
• Some of the contemporary monarchies of Europe were afflicted with it, but by the divine favor which ever guards a throne its disastrous effects were averted. (7)
• This dumb acting places the funmaker at a decided disadvantage, and the problem of creations that will meet public favor is one requiring unusual natural aptitude. (21)
• Mythological and classical subjects were gradually discarded in favor of those involving intrigue and disguise; comic personages were introduced to enliven the scene. (3)

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