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She would die happy, when her time came, if she could see them in their own home, bound by the most sacred, the most indissoluble of ties--bound together until death should part them She fell asleep with a heart full of thankfulness to God for his mercies A quite different view of the matter was taken by other members of the Poe connection in Baltimore--particularly the men, who positively refused to regard the love affair as anything more than sentimental nonsense--"moonshine"--they called it, which would be as fleeting as it was foolish.— The Dreamer A Romantic Rendering of the Life-Story of Edgar Allan Poe
Everywhere the heavens were faintly powdered with stardust, but even the planets seemed pale and ineffectual beside the splendour of the moon The garden was drenched in moonshine--moonshine that silvered the unmown grass-plots, and converted the white rose-bushes into squat-figured wraiths, and tinged the red ones with dim purple hues.— The Cords of Vanity A Comedy of Shirking
Possession of the moonshine is a Class 1 misdemeanor, the most serious kind of misdemeanor.— CITIZEN-TIMES.com - News
They will make moonshine -- some of them will -- and may hide a counterfeiter, but they don't steal children! "— The Boy Scout Camera Club, or, the Confession of a Photograph
The sands were changed to a whirl of green moonshine, the air was thunder.— In the Days of the Comet

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