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The phrase "a long passage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a lengthy section of text, whether in literature, academic writing, or any other context where text is analyzed or discussed.
Example: "In the novel, the author includes a long passage that beautifully describes the protagonist's journey through the forest."
Alternatives: "an extended excerpt" or "a lengthy section".
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The same tone characterized a long passage of dialogue: campy, nonsensical, unspontaneous on purpose.
All usually prepare for it with a long passage of gathering tension.
("Peter Peterr? Where the hell are you?") A long passage of music follows.
I copied over a long passage swearing I was myself and that myself would never cheat.
And here also in a long passage there were lines of bodies.
In her senior year of high school, she smiled confidently in her yearbook above a long passage she had written.
The temple is stunning, with a long passage flanked by 365 granite columns and many elaborate wooden carvings.
His annual message to Congress, released on Dec. 1, 1862, devoted a long passage to gradual, compensated abolition and colonization.
Soon I came to a reading section, with a long passage about writing and running by Haruki Murakami.
In the second, they listened to a long passage of literature, took notes and wrote about what they had heard.
A seated actor (Michael Blake) got things off to a properly agitated start with a long passage of mystifying mime.
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