Meanings of be a permanency in English

He says he feels confident it will be a permanency.

A mob cannot be a permanency; everybody's interest requires that it should not exist, and only justice satisfies all.

I fancy that you will have to make up your mind that he is a permanency, Stanley.

I thought you were a permanency.

There is a permanency in the stamp left by the sins resulting from impure thought that follows even to the grave.

"Indeed, he is a permanency in a very different sense from me," replied Mr. Malthus.

Indeed, while there is a permanency to sports-involvement of the human body-there is also a large degree of variation corresponding to successive pragmatic circumstances.

"And he also," asked the Colonel, " is a permanency-likeyourself, if I may say so without offence?"

"I've been saving for three years, sir, and if I can know I 'm a permanency-ifI can keep this place-