Cartoons depicted Roosevelt as a Puritan in buckle-shoes walking late-night lantern watch to make sure residents were a-bed.
Others poach mushrooms from the national park, where picking is forbidden, or harvest their patches at night by lantern light to get a jump on the new crop.
Her finest works of the late thirties were two Kafka-like stories that seem to reflect her emotional state: "The Sea & Its Shore," in which a man toils to keep a public beach free of ever-accumulating papers, working every night, by lantern light, and trying to make sense of the scraps he finds; and "In Prison," a condition that the narrator anticipates with relief.
He remembered his first weeks here long ago — the full days of work, the hot nights by lantern light grading students' exercise books — and he grew sad, admiring his younger hopeful self.
You can use beautiful night lamps, lanterns, or balloons that light up.
Cornish Christmas Nights features lantern-lit gardens, music from a dulcimer and local choirs, a 10% discount in the shop and mulled wine in the tearoom.
After dancing, Gaston whispers into Swift's ear and Swift is then seen pondering at night with a lantern.
These guys were supposed to be finalizing plans for their new weekly comedy show "Last Night at the Lantern" at the Village Lantern.
Jersey is reputedly home to the wailing ghosts of countless dead children and also to the "Hooker Man," a phantom who roams train tracks at night with a lantern, looking for his lost arm.
For drinks the rooftop open-air bar, illuminated at night by red lanterns, torches and TV screens, is ideal for a Ceviche Island Mojito ($9) and a view of the water.
