moonshine

"The whole thing is moonshine; now then, go ahead and do your worst; I'm done with you."

At all events, a day or two more or less of moonshine would make no matter either way.

"This moonshine about the Opera ghost in which, since we first took over the duties of MM.

I am afraid the Twin Sailors will never again come to you in the pearly, enchanted boat with the sail of moonshine; and the Golden Lady will play no more for you on her golden harp.

Between the two an open glade stretched, silvered in the moonshine, with the river curving across the lower end of it.

The pond lay still and motionless, glittering in the moonshine, and the hunter's wife was not a bit better off than she had been before.

He had read somewhere that every man was born a Platonist, an Aristotelian, a Stoic, or an Epicurean; and the history of George Henry Lewes (besides telling you that philosophy was all moonshine) was there to show that the thought of each philospher was inseparably connected with the man he was.

And you, you old yellow poco moonshine!" he said, giving a shove to the mulatto woman to whom Emmeline was chained, "don't you carry that sort of face!

The sky looks ever so deep when you lay down on your back in the moonshine; I never knowed it before.

I got up in an instant; and orders being given to clear the way before me, and it being likewise a moonshine night, I made a shift to get to the palace without trampling on any of the people.

It was as if all the dreams, sleeping and waking, of its vivid occupant had taken a visible although unmaterial form and had tapestried the bare room with splendid filmy tissues of rainbow and moonshine. Presently Marilla came briskly in with some of Anne's freshly ironed school aprons.

He is like moonshine in a winter night when a man freezes to death on some lonely mountain top.