Agelong


lasting for an .
historical examples

the unity of our own france was forged by agelong struggles between the separate provinces.
the forerunners romain rolland

in his own spirit is enacted the agelong world-drama of toil.
the gate of appreciation carleton noyes

such consequences, so wide-spread and agelong, can follow from the story of but one life.
the expositor’s bible: the psalms, vol. 1 a. maclaren

in this the modern european is the heir of an agelong tradition.
christmas in ritual and tradition, christian and pagan clement a. miles

i do not propose here to reopen the agelong dispute between free will and determinism, which seems to me largely verbal.
the forerunners romain rolland

the yellow, blinkless eyes, with knife-edge pupils, flashed with the hate of agelong feud as i edged against the wall.
tropic days e. j. banfield

you have but emerged from primitive conditions: we have a literature, a priesthood, an agelong history and a polity.
ulysses james joyce

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