The wild vine climbs to the top of the highest trees.

At first there were the 'earth bread' and the wild vine for them.

Only the youngest and most delicate tendrils of the wild vine have any leaves left.

They could see the river and its grassy banks through an archway of wild vine.

A wild vine of the country having been pruned, had produced large and excellent grapes.

The wild vine has already taken root there.

We have grown up together like the ivy and wild vine on the wall, and cannot part.

The lemon and wild vine are also here met with, but are more common on the northern mountains.

A wild vine also occurs, bearing great irregular bunches of hairy grapes of a coarse but very luscious flavour.

The tribes of Bechuana-land have a very similar list of totem-names-thebuffalo, the fish, the porcupine, the wild vine, etc.

Do you see that wall of rock and the great cavern where the wild vine hangs like a big curtain?

The twisted stems of ivy and the wild vine draped the entrance of this recess, scooped by the hand of nature.

Caramel like her skin, the gown's pattern of fine green leaves seemed like a wild vine printed upon her slender body.

Beyond lay waving chapparel, where cocoa-palms and breadfruit trees intermixed with the mammee apple and the tendrils of the wild vine.

Here, too, the wild vine, red creeper, and poison- elder, luxuriate, and wreathe fantastic bowers above the moss-covered masses of the stone.

He must find a certain tendril of a wild vine which, hanging down from the sky to earth, had become rooted in the ground.