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Moonlight

noun

The light of the Moon. Synonyms: Moon, moonshine. "The Moon was bright enough to read by"

verb

Work a second job, usually after hours.

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"Moonlight" Quotes from Famous Books

... He smiled, a smile that was as bleak as moonlight on an arctic glacier. "Earth-type—remember the promise the Gerns made the Rejects?" He looked out across the camp, at the snow whipping from the frosty hills, at the dead and the dying, and a little girl trying vainly to awaken ...

— Space Prison • Tom Godwin

... himself, went to the door, and looked out into the valley flooded with moonlight. He drew in a great draught of air, and said: "The world—the great, wonderful world, where men live, and love work, and do strong things!"—he paused, and turned with a trouble in his face. "My wife," he said, "you have ...

— The Judgment House • Gilbert Parker

... Sketch, by R.W. Emerson; Natural History of Massachusetts; A Walk to Wachusett; The Landlord; A Winter Walk; The Succession of Forest Trees; Walking; Autumnal Tints; Wild Apples; Night and Moonlight. ...

— Little Brothers of the Air • Olive Thorne Miller

... been nearly two hours on watch when he made out in the bright moonlight a number of horses and mounted figures going towards the house. He at once woke the sleepers and called the others in, and by the time they reached the farm some thirty unmounted ponies, followed by Carmichael's party and the farmers, ...

— With Buller in Natal - A Born Leader • G. A. Henty

... civilian and the many naval and military inhabitants of Dunkirk to regard calm moonlight nights with very mixed feelings. It was seldom indeed that the Boche neglected such an opportunity for an air raid. Not merely one brief bombardment from the skies, but a succession of them, lasting from dusk until ...

— Submarine Warfare of To-day • Charles W. Domville-Fife

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