See Roots Of Paganism.
"Meanwhile Rupert said, to those twain who were like swirls and currents in the moonlight that poured around him..." (p. 50)
"Oberon trembled, like moonglow on a lake when the breeze passes over." (p. 52)
Thus, the Fairy King and Queen are (like) personifications of moonlight.
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Kaor, Paul!
At least HERE we don't see Anderson's baffling and idiosyncratic use of "glade," as in "moonglade." Instead we see "moonglow," which is less confusing.
Ad astra! Sean
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