moon over

He said he druther see the new moon over his left shoulder as much as a thousand times than take up a snake-skin in his hand.

Whenever you look at that moon over in that dark wilderness, I wish you would please think of your little cousinwill you?

But, hark ye, lads, it won't do for you to moon over what is enough to turn any man's blood to water.

The evening before, however, he had remarked to Jacques that having seen the new moon over his right shoulder he would be lucky.

Hitherto we have reviewed only the imaginary influences of the moon over inanimate nature and what are called irrational beings.