livelong

Now that you speak of it, I heard Mason say't they was up an' movin' round at the doctor's that livelong night!

Indeed, there was no one else to whom she could talk the livelong day.

In vain she waited the livelong night; no Dermot came back to her.

You can paint to yourself there the livelong day, with no more fear of intrusion than if you were out yonder at the light-ship.

Terrors shall bow thee down the livelong day, in the Jotuns' courts.

Although essentially a tree of shade and of death, yet it and the funeral cross just mentioned are known by the name of Livelong.

If only I could sing like that robin redbreast, she said, Id perch on a flower and keep it up the livelong day.

Green herbs called "livelong" were plucked by the children and hung up on Midsummer Eve.

Even little Nan could help to pick the berries, and she and Martha were out on the hillsides all the livelong summer day.

She now knew what the nightingale was sighing the livelong night, what the songster of the sedges hymned with his plaintive note.