Luna [noun]

About this time the famous Philippine painter, Juan Luna (vide p. 195), was released after six monthsʼ imprisonment as a suspect.

Luna rushed down the stairs in a furious rage and insulted Captain Janolino in the presence of his troops.

The two chums owned a small iceboat which went, on Lake Luna, by the name of scooter.

Each day saw the wintry winds grow colder, and soon the ice upon Lake Luna was thick enough to bear.

Ice of such thickness on Lake Luna at this early date, however, surprised even that apocryphal person, the oldest inhabitant.

And there were several very fast scooters and the like upon Lake Luna.

One evening, however, Chet came after her, for there was a big moonlight skating party on Lake Luna.

So traffic on Lake Luna ceased, and, of course, iceboating was likewise impossible.

Lake Luna was a-glare from the mainland to Cavern Island, and the freight boats had given over running until the spring break-up.

Collectors of lepidoptera rose in shoals to the printed offer of luna moths measuring ten and eleven inches across the wings.