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A union in every way so propitious could not be too speedily made secure.
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They settled that this was an omen so propitious that they could part in good hope.
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Fate seemed so propitious that one would think in irony she laughed, as she thought of their return.
4
The fates are seldom so propitious.
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No place is so propitious to the formation either of close friendships or of deadly enmities as an Indiaman.
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No power had I to escape from my bondage, Nor had I power elsewhere to recognize gods so propitious.
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The position of things looked so propitious that he naturally thought the powers waiting on love conspired in his behalf.
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The villain could not have found a moment in Mrs. Haughton's widowed life so propitious to his chance of success.
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It was then, in times so propitious to the enchantress, that the King became free by the death of the Queen.
10
She only wondered she had never thought to go before; but perhaps no other moment would have been just so propitious.
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He looked upon it as a good Omen, that the Tree Consecrated to Venus was so propitious to him in his Amorous Distress.
12
And the reason of all this was the peace; for men's bodies lacked exercise and were enervated in the ease so propitious to vices.
13
I was now again a happy man, thinking she loved me; and the heavens seemed so propitious, that I determined to ask her hand.
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"And can I," cried Damon with transport, "ever forget a disorder so propitious, so flattering?
