Original sentence: Jack Vance, the Grand Master of high-flown language, makes consumate use of the term, no less than 15 times, in his collected works.Mooncalves are a type of giant caterpillar-like creature found on the moon in H.The mooncalf has three spigots on the back of its shell for warm milk, cold milk and cream and leaves a trail of mooncalf jelly which can be willed (by the mind) into different shapes.The name is sometimes even used literally: Gerald Durrell's fantasy book The Talking Parcel, the mooncalf is a large fictional creature with the head of a cow and body of a snail which lives in the land of Mythologia.The term came to be used to refer to any monstrous or grotesque thing.Wells's First Men in the Moon
Edited sentence: , in his collected works.In Gerald Durrell's fantasy book The Talking Parcel, the mooncalf is a large fictional creature with the head of a cow and body of a snail which lives in the land of Mythologia.In H.Jack Vance, the Grand Master of high-flown language, makes consumate use of the term, no less than 15 times.The mooncalf has three spigots on the back of its shell for warm milk, cold milk, and cream, and leaves a trail of mooncalf jelly which can be willed (by the mind) into different shapes.The term came to be used to also refer to any monstrous or grotesque thing.Wells's First Men in the Moon, Mooncalves are a type of giant caterpillar-like creature found on the moon