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Then, too, there were ideas, as thick as sparrows in an ivied wall.
2
In one place they had made an ivied wall only half there, a glasslike brick refraction.
3
He saw the slender figure, in its green gown, disappear at a turning of the ivied wall.
4
He began beating the ivied wall.
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In one I heard a great rush, as of a multitude of birds from an ivied wall, but saw nothing.
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Again was silence, the moon above looking calmly down upon the ivied walls.
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He often laid his hand against the rough ivied walls in a lingering caress.
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Another turning and the house came in sight, at first glance a jumble of grey towers and ivied walls.
9
In the thicket, along the slopes near the ivied walls of Hawarth Castle, the companions began to fill their baskets.
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The ivied walls, and purplish roof lichened yellow in places, the quiet meadows harbouring ponies and kine, reaching from it to the sea-all was mellow.