The leaves of the wild grapevine were falling.

Thereupon the hero seized and bound him with a wild grapevine he had brought for the purpose.

A half dozen robins gathered over a wild grapevine, and chirped cheerfully, as they pecked at the frosted fruit.

The twisted strands of a wild grapevine, severed by his knife, hung dangling below his eyrie, betraying his mode of ascent.

I live near-by, in the wild grapevine on the stone wall; and I shall watch for more tracks-andthose that make them, too.

If Mr. Chippy had known that his caller was going to be so rude he would have stayed hidden in the wild grapevine.

Father Bear made no answer, but pushed the raft against the bank and tied it to the willows with a rope of wild grapevine.

The meeting occurred, as usually was the case with large game, on dry, oak lands, where the undergrowth was hazel, sasafras and wild grapevine.

Well, after a while, and it was quite a long while, too, Billy Bunny found a wild grapevine which he let down into the hole.

Many of them were completely enveloped with wild grapevines, which bore abundantly.

Presently there was a tangle of underbrush and wild grapevines.

During En NAFU1 colonization, SA conjugates accumulated higher in wild grapevines than in 'Thompson Seedless'.

Cottages of hewn timbers have lost roof tiles to tangles of wild grapevines and even birch saplings.

Brambles and wild grapevines are snaking around steel gas pipes, which will rust away before another century goes by.

They hide, among other places, under and on the limbs of the wild grapevines, which here grow to unusual size.

The framework was hidden by goldenrod and sheaves of wheat, and the partitions were covered 'With wild grapevines full of fruit.