Jack-o'-Lantern

Is No Mere Jack-o'-Lantern GREAT VALLEY, N.Y. -- Muffled inside the 10-inch-thick walls of a 908-pound pumpkin, Patrick Moser's voice was an echoing blur.

For These Sculptors, 2007

The moon -- "according to, orders," as Brett had laughingly reminded her -- hung like a great lambent globe in the sky, throwing a shimmering track of silver across the waters of the bay, and dappling the ripples of the sea beyond with shifting Jack-o'-Lantern gleams of light.

The Vision of Desire Margaret Pedler

It is called 'Will-o'-the-Wisp' by some of the country folk in England, 'Jack-o'-Lantern' by others.

The Silver Lining A Guernsey Story John Roussel

Jack-o'-Lantern, Shelby following a day later with Shashai, Star, Madame

Peggy Stewart at School

"Jack-o'-Lantern" was the only inhabitant who burned gas hereabouts in those times, and he manufactured his own.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 20, No. 121, November, 1867 Various

Harboro think of a carefully constructed Jack-o'-Lantern.

Children of the Desert Louis Dodge 1911

(Jack-o'-Lantern or fire-fly, as you will) glides like a water-sprite here, there, and everywhere, guided by Cooper's sea phrases, -- for which he had an unfailing instinct, -- that meant something "even to the land-lubber who does not know the lingo."

James Fenimore Cooper 1901

She was far more beautiful than the sad, frail young woman who had come to the Jack-o'-Lantern not so many weeks before.

At the Sign of the Jack O'Lantern Myrtle Reed 1892

It was made of black walnut, and was at least three times as heavy as any of those in the Jack-o'-Lantern.

At the Sign of the Jack O'Lantern Myrtle Reed 1892

One of them embroidered a simple design upon a burlap curtain while the other read aloud, and together they planned a shapely remodelling of the Jack-o'-Lantern.

At the Sign of the Jack O'Lantern Myrtle Reed 1892