Significats de moonshiny en anglès

It was past nine before we got here, but a fine moonshiny night.

And you see the moon every moonshiny night.

If you had a nursery full of children-ordid the heavy housework-you'dnever think of these foolish moonshiny things.

A little while later, he glanced into a crop of dusty, moonshiny shadows that clustered thickly in one corner.

It was a boo-tiful moonshiny night, an' I wondered if ole Bill's gun was as purty as I'd heerd.

Seems to me we jest went peaceful-like over there one moonshiny night, and took up THEIR stakes and set down OURS.

Could not we get up a party, Miss Stuart, an evening-party, to see a little bit of sunlight struck out,-ona moonshiny night, too?

As he talked on in this moonshiny way, really believing his ridiculous abstractions the most important things in the world, gradually she too became young.

Then as a poet he reached his climax in "The Daughter of Mendoza"- agracefulbut moonshiny imitation of Tom Moore and Lord Byron.

"It might be less dangerous than 'the fox went out one moonshiny night,'" said their mother, anxious to turn the conversation.

It was past nine before we got here, but a fine moonshiny night.

And you see the moon every moonshiny night.

If you had a nursery full of children-ordid the heavy housework-you'dnever think of these foolish moonshiny things.

A little while later, he glanced into a crop of dusty, moonshiny shadows that clustered thickly in one corner.

It was a boo-tiful moonshiny night, an' I wondered if ole Bill's gun was as purty as I'd heerd.

Seems to me we jest went peaceful-like over there one moonshiny night, and took up THEIR stakes and set down OURS.