Melvin was a sometime mechanic, and he and Karen drove pea-vine trucks in season. ❋ Ann Rule (2000)
_Mammoth Red Clover_, also called sapling clover and pea-vine clover, closely resembles the red clover, but is ranker in growth and matures two or three weeks later. ❋ Charles Landon Goodrich (N/A)
No, Toby, old man, there's no time for you to be listening and enjoying yourself, nor for nibbling pea-vine, either. ❋ Nancy Huston Banks (N/A)
The forests were filled with a luxuriant undergrowth, thickly interspersed with the cane, and the whole closely interlaced with the wild pea-vine. ❋ Benj. N. Martin (N/A)
When he found that he could not get back to the sky, he wandered off and finally came to where there were living the children of the three men who last dropped from the pea-vine. ❋ Clara Kern Bayliss (N/A)
Raven went back to the pea-vine and there he found that three other men had just fallen from the pod out of which the first one had dropped. ❋ Clara Kern Bayliss (N/A)
The pea-vine, unable to stand erect of itself, has tendrils with which to cling to a supporter; but the bean-stalk, self-sustained, has nothing of the kind. ❋ Various (N/A)
The red man of the forest and the pioneer white man that came here in advance of our _scratching plow_, tell us they found the wild oat and native grasses waving thick, as high as a man's head, and so entwined with the wild pea-vine as to make it difficult to ride among it, all over this country. ❋ Various (N/A)
In the time before there were any people on earth, a large pea-vine was growing on the beach, and in the pod of this pea the first man lay coiled up for four days. ❋ Clara Kern Bayliss (N/A)
Those who have had such experience with saving pea-vine hay know that there are two danger points -- under-drying, which causes moulding and rotting when stored; over-drying, which causes all the leaves to drop off in handling so that there is nothing but a pile of stems when the storage place is reached. ❋ Raleigh Howard Merritt (1929)
The wild horses and cattle which roamed at will through the upland barrens and pea-vine pastures were herded in and driven for sale to the city markets of the East. ❋ Unknown (1920)
The prairie's as bald as yer table -- no reflection on yer cookin ', ma good woman, but so it is, excep' for the grass that tickles yer fingers as ye walk an 'the pea-vine that up-ends ye when ye're no thinkin'. ❋ Robert J. C. Stead (1919)
Drove to Cherokee and gave Bonaparte directions for the conduct of everything during my absence, specially the curing of my precious pea-vine hay. ❋ Unknown (1914)
I am trying to cut and cure some pea-vine and crab-grass hay, but it is very uphill work. ❋ Unknown (1914)
I stopped the mowing and led Gibbie from cock to cock and made him toss and turn the pea-vine hay while I sent George to do the same to the broom-grass hay. ❋ Unknown (1914)
It is a wonder to me how I can cast away all thought of things at home so completely, specially the pea-vine hay, which had become a kind of fetish with me, but truth to say, my time and thoughts are so fully occupied that I have no chance to dwell on anything outside of these four walls. ❋ Unknown (1914)
Mr. Studebake, a great Hereford cattle man, told me that rice flour and pea-vine hay make a perfect ration for cows, one supplying exactly what the other lacks. ❋ Unknown (1914)
The pea-vine hay is falling heavy and sweet behind the mowing machine, and what was cut yesterday has dried nicely and will be raked into windrows this afternoon. ❋ Unknown (1914)
I always try to see the grain of comfort in every misfortune, and find it now in the thought of the profit to the land in that heavy mulch of pea-vine leaves and pods; meantime I will not make seed. ❋ Unknown (1914)
"Pea Vine is really broken because you can practically God Boost [a plant] like [Threepeater] which is just [busted in] general, and it also defends the lane which Pea Vine is on." ❋ Otheruser325 (2023)
