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But I was more favored by nature and circumstance.
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The place thus favored by nature can show a record worthy of its physical attractions.
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This Virginia was a country favored by nature.
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There is perhaps no great country inhabited by civilized man more favored by nature than France.
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It was clear that Lucy Wright had been favored by nature, having had her aging process seemingly arrested at the age of fifty.
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And surely they live in a country favored by nature, and just as surely they have had to fight for it for two thousand years.
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A clime so profusely favored by Nature could not long remain desert after the flood.
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The creator of this paradise had been favored by Nature, and had availed himself of this opportunity.
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This province, so little favored by Nature, is, as it were, a creation of my immortal ancestor.
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Some who are youthful and favored by Nature strive almost selfishly to keep themselves with the utmost reserve.
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The land is not only favored by Nature by its fertility, but the intense heat of the summer is the laborer's great assistant.