The apple on the tree, Provided it do hopeless hang, That 'heaven' is, to me.

She has very high-heeled boots; she shows a leg, she has a short skirt with a peculiar hang, due no doubt to mysteries about the waist; she wears a comic little hat over one brow; there is something of Columbine about her, something of the Watteau shepherdess, something of a vivandiere, something of every age but the present age.

After we had got in we knew, by long examination of the maps, how everything lay, but it was some time before we had got the real practical hang of it all.

Fruit-bearing autumn is gone; let the sad quiet winter hang o'er me What were the spring to a soul laden with sorrow and shame?