profound sleep

Then he lay down in the tent and fell at once into a profound sleep.

The Gods revealed to me this matter in a profound sleep.

In this profound sleep, for the life of him, he couldn't remember where he was!

Entering his tent one day about noon, I found him in a profound sleep.

Then, within moments, he fell into a profound sleep.

Profound sleep was the object to which everything was dedicated.

The halt at Noyon was but brief, every one there being wrapped in profound sleep.

A few moments after, with the exception of the giant, who was watching, all were reposing in a profound sleep.

It is true that death is a profound sleep, from which no one can awaken to tell his dreams.

But if it is there, we have good reason to believe that it has sunk into a profound sleep."

His physiognomy was fine, the eyes fast closed, and you would have said that the Emperor was not dead, but in a profound sleep.

Sloan's manacles rattled as he went limp, falling into a profound sleep.

After a decent time had elapsed, the new subject yielded very easily to the professor's magic passes, and fell into a profound sleep.

Soon we were sufficiently restored and refreshed, and had all fallen into a profound sleep.

It is a stimulant narcotic poison, which may produce hallicinations, profound sleep, or death.

Ambrosio's strength worn out by the violence of his exertions, He had by this time fallen into a profound sleep.

Simultaneously, Pritcher crumpled into profound sleep.

This time Gregory calmed immediately under her touch, slipping swiftly into an easy, profound sleep which was intensified by the sedative they had given him.

While occupied with this thought, however, I fell in spite of every exertion to the contrary, into a state of profound sleep, or rather stupor.

Low dose ethanol as a means of weaning alcoholics from alcohol was found to produce less profound sleep disturbances during withdrawal.

He pulled his cloak over his head, closed his eyes, and soon lapsed into the most profound sleep he had ever known.

The profound sleep in which She was plunged made him at first tremble for her life; but the beating of her heart soon reassured him.

Duncan had never been hypnotized, nor had he experienced More than a few of the nine states of consciousness between full awareness and profound sleep.

What the aliens were thinking and saying was of no importance to him; he wished only to return to his silent theta chamber and profound sleep.

The cold supper was eaten without a sound, and presently a profound sleep overcame the travelers, who were tolerably fatigued with their fifteen miles' march.