In chapter 13 of Völsunga saga, the hero Sigurðr is on his way to a wood when he meets a long-bearded old man he had never seen before.

"Apparently, the government is giving away airplane tickets for free," said a long-bearded man, referring to Mr. Bouziane's expulsion.

His image had been of a tall, benign, long-bearded man, vaguely Christlike, with an almost inaudibly gentle voice.

The second clan force to ride in had had among them a long-bearded, green-caped man who climbed the stairs to join us.

On the little plateau which crowned the barren hill there stood a single giant boulder, and against this boulder there lay a tall man, long-bearded and hard-featured, but of an excessive thinness.

I had just returned from the fields after a strenuous day's labor, when I observed a tall, long-bearded man framed in the open doorway of my cabin.

The women cover not just their heads, but their faces; the long-bearded men no longer allow their children to be photographed.

He was not as tall as Alexander, nor even as broad: little long-bearded hawk-faced man like all his people.

Though repulsed at Moedwill, De la Rey, the grim, long-bearded fighting man, was by no means discouraged.

The companion was an old and long-bearded man whose eyes shone with keen intelligence and good humor.