starshine

• Night sprang in starshine, wonderful soft lamps orbed in a blue vault. —  Foes
• You ought to understand, Hollis, how the thought of her buoys me through But it was a long time to remember a picture seen only by the flicker of a camp-fire and starshine, and the woman of Tisdale's imagination clouded out the face he tried to recall. —  The Rim of the Desert
• Now and then Harry saw his face in the starshine, and it bore its habitual grave and impassive look The youth did not hear a word that was said, but his imaginative power enabled him to put himself in the place of the commander-in-chief. —  The Shades of the Wilderness A Story of Lee's Great Stand
• The light of morning was creeping through the starshine, and his features showed plainly I am your daughter's husband," he said. —  The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker
• The heavens were sown with starshine, but it all seemed mystic and unreal to the excited nerves of the boy. —  The Scouts of Stonewall The Story of the Great Valley Campaign

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