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A favorable wind filled the sails, and promised them a fortunate voyage.
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On the thirteenth a favorable wind arose and they went on to Troy.
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And now arose a favorable wind, and the Greeks arrived safely before Troy.
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Sometimes a favorable wind sprang up, and we hoisted the sail.
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George' sailed this morning at two with the tide and a favorable wind.
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Allow me, Joe, to prefer a favorable wind to your team of eagles.
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With joy the boatmen saw a favorable wind spring up.
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Well, today's favorable wind is our distinguished poet, Chen Cao.
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The loveliest weather, favorable wind, strong, delightful play of light and color on water.
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With anything like a favorable wind we should be across in America in a month.
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During this day, with a favorable wind, made only about twelve miles against the current.
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We were well above and had a favorable wind and the entire day before us.
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At last we set sail with a favorable wind.
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At least you have found us a favorable wind.
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We bought merchandise, loaded a vessel with it, and set forth with a favorable wind.
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With a favorable wind for her return journey, she might make an even longer stay.
