old moon

He was watching for the rising of the old moon.

A fellow can't get to be an old Moon hand in three weeks.

I picked the leaves at the old moon and took care to take only one in three.

This night, he thought, the old moon is an eye into eternity.

A small slice of the old moon gave a little silver light to the night.

Soon it was bigger than the old moon and brighter, too.

But only the old moon rode low, just rising, golden among the summer stars.

The hound walked at his side, more substantial under the old moon than the new.

The examiners are old Moon hands; you won't get by with book answers.

One can see the ghost of the old moon.

And now the old moon rose above the horizon.

Then later, if you really want, we can move on to those boring old moons."

Ralph looked up at the segment of old moon that hung low down in the sky.

This is known as playing by "old moon" rules.

That old moon was out to sparkle the tears frozen in his eyes.

And no light except the tired old moon.

The old moon in the new moon's arms.

Apollo 12 finds hardy bacteria on an old Moon probe.

This must have been the spot where Rhodan landed his old moon rocket 69 years ago.

Just between them hung a dim old moon, as beautiful as the evening crescent.

Somewhere above the dense clouds, the sliver of old moon lingered.

The salt trader left with the old moon.

While it's a far cry from a volcano, such last-gasp activity shows that there may be a little life in the old moon yet.

It is still five days away, and Theseus complains about how slowly the old moon wanes.

The good old Moon, Earth's ancient companion, had become one massive construction yard.