Meanings of whole eternity in English

Who would wish to hazard a whole eternity upon one stake?

A whole eternity before they could deal with those two men!

This hour will be worth a whole eternity to me.'

God can wait, for He has a whole eternity before Him in which He may strike.

They had got on very well for a whole eternity without any such piece of folly.

The events of one brief day have often influenced a whole life, aye, a whole eternity.

She had a whole eternity before her, with which she did not know what to do.

A whole eternity thou hast not been conscious that thou art, and yet thou hast become conscious of it.

Your father met him with his gun in reach, and for a whole eternity they stood searching each other's eyes.

If there was a period when there were no spirits, Infinite Goodness must have been imperative for a whole eternity.

But to Julius March, watching from the blackness of the doorway, it seemed a whole eternity before Richard Calmady raised his head.

What a comfortable reflection, to think of spending a whole eternity in that delightful employment-totell to listening angels his love, 'immense, unsearchable!'

Cannot you understand that the time it takes to wink is a whole eternity if it severs me from the beauty of your face?

A whole eternity of misery was involved in that moment of his life: for the night soon arrived when the bargain was to be kept.

They waited perhaps a whole eternity to be born, and when they die it may be that for a whole eternity they must wait again.

Lost?-Andhow much then should I miss?-Isnot a whole Eternity mine?