Meanings of long debauch in English

It is splendid flesh, but he has been on a long debauch.

The dangerous work of the next few months became like a long debauch.

Intercourse with one's fellows becomes one long debauch of introduction.

It was like a long debauch, from which I emerged with regret that it should ever end.

The last long debauch seemed to have sapped his intellect; it also was the direct cause of his death.

After a long debauch, I could always work well enough on the street but I could not do literary work.

One evening when he was recovering from a long debauch the stranger came reeling along the main street of the town.

For days after his arrival he was unable to see the Ministers of State who called on him, being in one long debauch.

First Ishmael came in with an affectation of swaggering boldness, but looking like a man suffering from the effects of a long debauch.

Could I possibly be remembering it, I asked myself, or was my impression but the result of a life- long debauch of Egyptian photographs?

Bland had undoubtedly squandered the money in one long debauch, and there was no doubt in Johnny's mind of Bland's reason for missing his train.

One Saturday, before the "blessed Easter," he came back from a long debauch, ragged and filthy, but in a state of lachrymose repentance.