• "Numberless centuries," etc.
• The accumulated dust of centuries, eh?"
• The oak dies in centuries, but it is born again.
• To them, I send my salute across the centuries, and my pity.
• There it lay, imbedded in the rock for centuries and centuries.
• 'Of course, the church itself is centuries older, drenched with age.
• But then I did not have centuries of bitter persecution in my blood.
• I saw at once that the Donjon Inn was at least two centuries old--perhaps older.
• The Rose has been for many centuries a symbol of spiritual love and supreme beauty.
• A century and a half ago there arose in France a giant that had slumbered for untold centuries.

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