Hang him and his Fiddle together, he never fidles any child of ours.
I'll be hang'd though If he dare venture, hang him plumb-porredge, He wrestle?
Sipt some water, I have not clos'd mine eyes Save when my lids scowrd off their bine; alas Dissolve my life, Let not my sence unsettle Least I should drown, or stab or hang my self.
Why what do you take me to be, old Fatheri'Law that shall be, do you think I'll have any of the Wits hang upon me, after I am married once?
Hang of Fleshook, fasten thine itchy claspe On some dry Toad-stool that will kindle with thee, And burn together.
But I fear that their practice was very, very sad--they very nearly always used tohang them.
Broadswords of flag and rapiers of water-grass, which had been quivering merrily, began to hang down and to dip themselves in loops, and the stones of the brink showed dark green stripes on their sides as they stood naked.
Hang it, Major, if a man is sorry, a soldier forgives him frankly.
They're safe enough to hang me if they ketch me, an' I guess I sha'n't hang no higher if I go right on my own gait.
Following his lead with a surgeon and a small escort, I found the captain of the Evening Shade company lying in a raging fever, with which he had found it impossible to ride, and nearly dead with terror lest we should hang him at once.
They knead the bread, prepare the cooking, wash the linen and hang it out to dry, or if they have slaves to relieve them from these menial labors, they install themselves upon cushions, and chat or embroider in the open air.
These padded garments hang about the body like bags; and sometimes when children fall down they are utterly unable to rise without assistance.
Strings of coral beads were often intertwined with the side locks; and the ornaments of the hair, often costly pearls, were allowed to hang down, giving a delicate tinkle as the woman moved her head.
As far as our eyes could reach, we saw in front of us a desert of glittering stone, heated like an oven by a burning sun, which seemed to hang for that very purpose right above the gorge.
Are we to have nothing to eat to-day, hang it all!
In a minute Roland's voice was heard on the stairs: "Are we to have nothing to eat to-day, hang it all!
This sounded in my ears As if he said, "go, hang yourself!
Our armor now may rust, our idle scimitars Hang by our sides for ornament, not use.
My own life and the lives of many others may now hang upon a few moments.
A silence, accentuated no doubt by his startled imagination, seemed to hang over the place.
An air of gloom seemed to hang about it, owing to the huge trees which grew pretty close to it in places.
Yes," replied Franklin, "we must hang together, or we will be pretty sure to hang separately.
He who wants to hang anybody or any thing, even though it be but a painting, ought to have at least a substantial gallows.
If the large painting wanted to hangon the wall it would allow the smallest nail to hold it," said Schluter, shaking his head.
Why, Blucher would have tohang his head in shame, and acknowledge that he was not ready!
We shall be left alone, and the time willhang as heavily with us as with a pug-dog in a bandbox.
And I told you to let it stand there, and not try again to hang it up.
You ought to get better nails, count, to hang up paintings, so that they do not fall down.
The few old pictures which hang on the wall are all family portraits.
Above it some delightfully quaint old china is arranged in a half circle; on either side hang four antique engravings of great value, classical subjects from Boucher, the French artist's paintings.
All round the walls hang pictures of the celebrated American trotting horses, whose performances in Central Park, New York, were a daily delight to Mrs. Fraser.
Rising, she points out four pictures, reminiscences of Westmoreland, which hangover her writing-table.
I believe," says your hostess, as you sit at tea, "that I took to scribbling principally through finding time hang heavy on my hands and seeking occupation.
The cuckoo clock opposite used to hang in Philip Bourke Marston's study, and was bequeathed to Miss Hardy, together with some other souvenirs, in memory of their life-long friendship.
They hang absurdly in the motionless ether; they are inconsistent dreams in the still firmament.
Nature approves them and, to reward their trust in happiness, their generous beauty and amorous excesses, grants them a force, a brilliancy and perfumes which she never gives to those which hang back and show a fear of life.
Often and often I've watched Pat, but I never could get the hang of it.
You haint got thehang of this ambition business, Jim.
And as for little Jim, he could hang up his own cap when his host showed him where.
In the ample hall hang old portraits and trophies of the chase.
