Her life, so concentrated, so self-absorbed, seemed more of an essence, potently distilled, compared with this abounding ichor of existence, that audibly sang in brimming circulation through the veins of this carelessly immortal earth.

For, if one may speak somewhat boldly, man is naught else than a god with mortal body, and a god naught else than a man without body and consequently immortal.

Half an hourthirty mortal (but seemingly immortal) minutes I knelt by her side ministering to her.

One of the three curates whom Charlotte made so shockingly immortal avenged himself for his immortality by stating that the trouble with Charlotte was that she would fight for mastery in the parish.

There is nothing strictly immortal but immortality.

"And this," said Müller, with another flourish, "is the still more immortal table of the still more supremely immortal Voltaire.