sempiternal

Wherefore he is neither now or then, but sempiternal and for ever.

But this is not true in the case of necessary, constant, and sempiternal realities.

Madame d'Argeles's sempiternal smile had altogether disappeared.

This he will only have by inaction, by mewing his sempiternal youth in his cage and on his perch.

Was there no chance of accident or illness befalling the sempiternal Emily de la Rose?

The breath of brooks caressed him, he was enveloped in the sorceries of a sempiternal spring.

It is an exquisite representation of the marriage of Heracles and Hebe—of the hero, raised to divinity, with sempiternal youth.

The moment he produced the glittering earbobs, the whimpering and whining of the sempiternal beldame was at an end.

Through the open windows of the roomy houses, with their broad verandahs, floats the tinkling of the sempiternal spinette.

O most orient clearness, and light shining of the sempiternal brightness!