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1 At last he arrived at the little vine - covered clock that was her house.
2 He twisted his little vine face around, looking toward the hallway.
3 How a little vine thing huffed, Lift didn't know.
4 Many little vine trees rose up in spires, holding out tender pink shoots, waving their tendrils.
5 This is what will happen to you if you eat the leaves of that little vine , Wood-Magic.
6 Consequently our journey was comfortable enough and we found ourselves at last at the little vine - covered station at Seaville.
7 When I was about five years old we moved from the little vine - covered house to a large new one.
8 Then, as he came up the orderly graveled walk, he heard, issuing from the little vine - covered summer-house, a loud voice.
9 At two in the afternoon I found Gladys Todd in the little vine - covered veranda in the rear of the house, painting.
10 The little vine was taking deep root in my existence, though its clinging fondness excited a mixture of love and pain.
11 Caguan was a little church, a little vine - covered inn, a dozen one-story adobe houses shining in the moonlight like whitewashed sepulchres.
12 It was some three hours later that Charlotte sat down for a moment to rest on the little vine - covered back porch.
13 Augier wrote one volume of verse, which he modestly called 'Pariétaire,' the name of a common little vine , the English danewort.
14 After a while it grew near to a bush and put its weak little vine around it, hoping to get off the ground.
15 And there it lay until a tiny sunbeam pierced the damp mould, and finding the little vine carried it back to its sunny fields.
16 But a single sucker is springing from my roots; it is a little vine , and it winds itself about a tree that is green.
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