1
Now, Dion, can we, you and I, live perpetually in London after all this?
2
How absurd it was for two people, just because they were married, to live perpetually within sight of each other!
3
People who have secrets, who find themselves hemmed into corners, who live perpetually over graves of the dead past, are seldom quite free from fear.
4
They did not hide themselves in refectories and dormitories, but lived perpetually before the public.
5
It does not relish living perpetually on the ragged edge of a scant, uncertain meagerness.
6
No, I don't; but I prefer solitude to living perpetually within sight of unattainable happiness.
7
We lived perpetually damp, if not thoroughly wet.
8
He lived perpetually near the vision of the reason of things which makes men lose their reason.
9
He rebelled against the thought of her living perpetually among her inferiors, the centre of a vulgar publicity, queen of the second-rate.
10
Entirely sympathising with her husband, labouring with zeal to advance his views, and living perpetually in the world, all these qualities came to light.
11
They are perfectly happy in the Arabian desert, and even in Tenerife, where others feel as if living perpetually on the verge of high fever.
12
And that cursed lie; which showed some terrible shame in the background, to be kept from the light in which I thought she lived perpetually!
13
Properly speaking, he lived perpetually in a state of nature, and with his mode of existence the necessity for self-defence floated daily before his eyes.
14
The idea, then, that because one lives perpetually among books, he absorbs all the learning that they contain, must be abandoned as a popular delusion.
15
I am not desirous of living perpetually under the eye of Lord Cloverton, and, after what he said, I imagine he watches me pretty closely.