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The sempiternal effluence streams abroad Spreading, wherever charity extends.

For a moment that seemed sempiternal a kind of horrible silence reigned over the room.

THE DUKE'S MOTTOJUSTIN HUNTLY MCCARTHY

Sempiternal, sem-pi-tėr′nal, adj. everlasting: endless—also Semp′itern.

Her answer was that the rape was committed in the dortour, where she durst not cry because it was a place of sempiternal silence.

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.

ARISTOTLEGEORGE GROTE

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

Nevertheless, there is not a single legitimate government, in spite of their sempiternal principles.

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.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985