High-proof distilled spirit, generally produced illicitly.
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The first day of the second moon of the Water Dragon Year.
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Said moon-let being, of course, that irrational moment when Pascow had spoken.
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The moon glides up in the north; the rocks cast gigantic shadows.
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I'm surprised the market just isn't going to the moon right now.
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You mentioned several different resources that could be found on the moon.
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Jeanne Angelot sat in the doorway in the moonlight silvering the street.
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The building stood in the moonlight on the crest of the hill.
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When I came in here I saw the building in the moonlight.
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Not a creature abroad; the tall gaunt houses staring in the moonlight.
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The moonlight filtered through the chinks in the burlap shrouding the deck.
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Later, in the moonshine, she espied the ruined portico of a temple.
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You see-thatwas the sort of moonshine I started in to live.
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Outside they found everything brilliant with the white moonshine of the mountains.
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It was pleasant to see the true moonshine-silvered landscape, cool and serene.
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The very shadows cast by the moonshine seemed too fantastic for reality.
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The high road, whitened by the moonshine, stretched far into the distance.
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Leslie sat with locked hands in the misty moonshine- abeautiful ,accusingpresence.
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But even the moonshine does good, if it be not offensive moonshine.
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It is liable to be flighty and build great projects on moonshine.
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That's what comes of sitting in draughts, and looking at the moonshine.
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There was no moonshine, but the light of a fair open heaven.
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As to my making a living at the law-thatwas pure moonshine.
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Home, it being a clear moonshine and after 12 o'clock at night.
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He went off to get the moonshine, the knives and the ashes.
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Know then, that what they were just saying about Chiswick is moonshine.
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So to the Temple late, and by water, by moonshine, home, 1s.
