It's firm in the shadow of the ivied wall behind.
So, by climbing from one knotted, clinging stem to another, they were presently seated snugly in the ivied niche in the window.
She uttered no cry of surprise, no exclamation of terror, but staggered backward and clung for support to the ivied buttress of the archway.
She was always alone, always on foot; he would see her sketching some picturesque old church, some ivied ruin, some fine drooping elm.
Some startled birds flew out of the ivied crevices, and made wild, bewildered circles of fright among the walls.
The brown ivied house in the village was big and square and faced the sleepy street.
The door in the ivied wall had been pushed gently open and a woman had entered.
Is there any stronger or sweeter friendship than that born under the ivied towers and spreading elms of college hall and campus?
