"It's called aesthetic zoning," he said, "but the rich put tall hedges around their laundry, and the poor hang it out for everyone to see.
(The rich, in illustration of this point, hang on to their advantages as grimly as the poor hang on to their poverty, and that is a huge barrier to change).
"Alcohol misuse leads to employees coming into work in poor form, hung over, which can cause a reduction in productivity and increase risk of accidents in the work place," she said.
As he saw it, the poor deserved to be poor; the hanged had it coming.
The poor woman hanged herself.
In the meantime the future of Ravenglass, the Lake District's poor relation, hangs in the balance.
These Tories would pass by on the other side, slash and burn and let the poor go hang.
As the gavel falls, the public votes with its hobnailed boots, turning up with a flagon of Olde Schadenfreude to watch the poor bugger hang.
One of the few tangible achievements of the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro was to strengthen the nascent Global Environment Facility, a multilateral body that has helped underwrite some of these private efforts to help poor countries hang on to their natural assets.
After having seen two or three towns burned and poor people hanged by the dozen, and after two of their own number had been executed for refusing to shoot at old people and children, they had decided that they could no longer remain with the S.S. "Not only that," Gragnola explained, "but if the Germans lose the war, and by now they've lost, what will the Americans and the English do?
Just some poor guy is hung up for all to see instead".
