She lay still on the narrow bed and slept long and deeply.

I soon fell asleep again, and this time slept long and profoundly.

I slept long then, and Mother would not let me be awakened.

Meanwhile, he must have slept long, for the wind had grown chill.

He slept long and deeply, for when he woke he felt rested.

Opening his red eyes he rose up like one who had slept long.

Then nature asserted her right, and she slept long and heavily.

And being very much fatigued, he fell asleep, and slept long and late.

He had not slept long when he was awakened by a loud noise.

They still slumbered soundly, but he decided that they had slept long enough.

She went to sleep soon, and slept long, for she was very weak.

You have slept long and soundly, he said, turning towards me.

One might, however, rightly infer therefrom that Zarathustra had not then slept long.

She walked on the beach, ate as decently as possible, and slept long hours.

I must have slept long-hencethe hours of my absence.

His clock told the noon hour; he had slept long.