fall of the leaf

Wait for the falling of the leaves and cooler weather.

If you would re- flect, sit in your chairs and watch the fall of the leaves.

The fall of the leaf, and other poems 1819

Still, the system seems curiously unprepared for even regular seasonal occurrences, like the traditional autumn falling of the leaves.

'The burning tints that immediately precede the falling of the leaf should be avoided.

In them sorrow had no place; time for sorrow had gone with the turn of the seasons and the fall of the leaves.

Mocking illusions and treacherous visions of grace did not depart with the falling of the leaves.

His father's ghost had returned in the tangle of late-summer foliage, the first fall of the leaves, the tentative autumn smells.

The year was turning golden to all ripenesses, of late flowers, and fruit, and (albeit yet far off) fall of the leaf.

That and the fact that every September, with the falling of the leaves, they would once again vanish, leaving the town to the people who belonged here.

The Fall of the Leaf

The Falling of the Leaves

II It was autumn and the falling of the leaves was like the slow plucking of fingers upon a harp.

It was the prophecy; it was as certain as the fall of the leaves from the msasa trees when the frosts are on the hills."

But at the fall of the leaf, when his tail falleth, he will mourn and hide himself in corners, till his tail come again as it was."

"The Fall Of The Leaf" (Harvey/Sebastion) - 4:22

It was at the first fall of the leaf that the prince set forth, and he passed through Auvergne, and Berry, and Anjou, and Touraine.

The term came to denote the season in 16th century England, a contraction of Middle English expressions like "fall of the leaf" and "fall of the year".

a portable version of the Gaffophone, played in the woods for M'oiselle Jeanne, resulting to a catastrophic fall of the leaves from the nearby trees

Millevoye mainly wrote elegies, of which La Chute des Feuilles (The Fall of the Leaves) is one of the most famous.

"Autumn Coloring, Fall of the Leaf, Winter Habit of Trees and Shrubs in the Lower Country of South Carolina."

The show's title refers to the fact that upon the arrival of Ali Riza's family in the big city, his family begins to fall apart, symbolic to the autumn's fall of the leaves.

A golden time indeed, untroubled by foreboding; but with the prickling sense I recognized of some change to come; something undreaded, but ineluctable as the fall of the leaves and the coming of winter.

Given a reasonable period of time this year between the falling of the leaves and the falling of the snow, I will hack my way through the multiflora roses and elderberries, and gingerly remove the poison ivy vines.

Many a woman's knee was on the ground, and many a woman's soul spent itself in joy and thankfulness when the news came with the fall of the leaf in 1801 that the preliminaries of peace had been settled.