Meanings of eternal adieu in English

At this fete we will take an eternal adieu of the past.

Is it, then, an eternal adieu said to one's European friends?

He has charged me to bid you an eternal adieu.

The time is now come, Lady V-- ,whenI must bid you an eternal adieu.

I bid you one long, last, bitter, eternal adieu!

He took her hand, pressed it tenderly as if bidding her an eternal adieu, and died.

At length, after four days' resistance, the French bid an eternal adieu to that fatal city.

At the end of two days I was to bid an eternal adieu to my native country.

I, therefore, bid you an eternal adieu.

Have you given Paris an eternal adieu?

I almost bade her an eternal adieu: My letter breathed expressions of grief such as I had not before evinced.

He received them, as was his custom, with great politeness, and feasted them magnificently to bid them, thus honorably, an eternal adieu.

And, unconscious of the agitation visible in her countenance, she hastily descended, impatient to bid an eternal adieu to her once loved Rose Hall.

No, it is not the first expedition they have undertaken, but it is the first time their eyes and their looks betokened an eternal adieu.

The present-whichseals our eternal Adieu.

"Farewell-deBlanchet, we say unto thee the eternal adieu."