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from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun Same as moss-plant.

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Examples

  • And always I did go warily, and chiefly among the low moss-bush; but sometimes out upon stony ground, and oft across places where sulphur did puff somewhat from the ground in a low smoke, very strong in the nostrils and not liked inwardly.

    The Night Land 2007

  • And I leapt quick from that clump of the moss-bush, unto another, and crouched, and made a watch all about me; and kept the ears of my spirit open, knowing that the Master

    The Night Land 2007

  • And, as may be thought, they had scarce flashed the tale unto me; but I was gone in among the shadows of a clump of the moss-bush that did grow anigh; and I sweat with a strange terror, and a cold and excited shaking of the heart; yet was my spirit set strong to conquer.

    The Night Land 2007

  • Man, and the head went into the clump of the moss-bush where I had been.

    The Night Land 2007

  • Plain, and hid there in a clump of the moss-bush, and peered forth and harked.

    The Night Land 2007

  • And I leapt quick from that clump of the moss-bush, unto another, and crouched, and made a watch all about me; and kept the ears of my spirit open, knowing that the Master Monstruwacan did also watch all, for me.

    The Night Land: Chapter 7 1912

  • And, as may be thought, they had scarce flashed the tale unto me; but I was gone in among the shadows of a clump of the moss-bush that did grow anigh; and I sweat with a strange terror, and a cold and excited shaking of the heart; yet was my spirit set strong to conquer.

    The Night Land: Chapter 7 1912

  • Wherefore, having a little boldness and much curiousness, and these despite my great fearfulness, I put forth mine hand, very cautious, and did move the moss-bush a little from my face.

    The Night Land: Chapter 7 1912

  • And there followed the great grey head of the Grey Man, and the head went into the clump of the moss-bush where I had been.

    The Night Land: Chapter 7 1912

  • And always I did go warily, and chiefly among the low moss-bush; but sometimes out upon stony ground, and oft across places where sulphur did puff somewhat from the ground in a low smoke, very strong in the nostrils and not liked inwardly.

    The Night Land: Chapter 7 1912

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