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Updated: May 29, 2025
I would keep you yet a while in the white, austere innocence of your youth. My little love, my child, the hour is not yet. September, '64. Where I sit at my window, sweetheart, I can see the corner of the grape-arbor in your garden.
It was a square character and somewhat like a heavy "X" and also somewhat like a heavy "H." Sky-High stood calmly ironing inside his little house at the end of the grape-arbor. Nora followed her mistress to that abode of mystery. "It's dynamated we are to be sure!" said she. "I shut my eyes and run, for I thought it was Sky-High that had gone off but there he stood ironing!
You could see the grape-arbor plainly from there Muvver sitting with her hair all mussed up around her face, listening to the new man, who sat across the table from her and talked and talked and talked, and never moved a finger. Uncle Marius put his hand up quick to his side and said something Ariadne couldn't catch.
The long grape-arbor at the end of the lawn looked viny and cool. I walked up and down under the green archway, until Chloe's words summoned me. "Mary was 'better, she said; 'a few days, and she should feel quite strong, she hoped'; but she looked weary, and I only waited a little while, until her father and mother came in, and then I went. "Mr.
"I'll call the children. And Neale will be here in a moment." She went back to the house, down the long walk, under the grape-arbor, still only faintly shaded with sprigs of pale green. She was calling, "Children! Children! Come and help with the supper." She vanished into the house.
For suddenly her whole attention was withdrawn from the conversation, fixed and held by something moving in the patio. First she had noted a slight change in Rod Norton's eyes, saw them grow keen and watchful, noted that they had turned toward the door opening into the little court where the fountain was, where the wall-lamp threw its rays wanly among the shrubs and through the grape-arbor.
Several fine old pear-trees and a few of the choicest varieties of plum and cherry were scattered over it; currants and gooseberries lined the fences; the main alley, running through its whole extent, was thickly bordered by lilacs, syringas, and roses, with many showy flowers intermixed, and terminated in a very pleasant grape-arbor.
There is no prettier sight, to my eye, than a gardener on a ladder in his grape-arbor, in these golden days, selecting the heaviest clusters of grapes, and handing them down to one and another of a group of neighbors and friends, who stand under the shade of the leaves, flecked with the sunlight, and cry, "How sweet!" "What nice ones!" and the like, remarks encouraging to the man on the ladder.
There was plenty of soft, fluffy snow under the grape-arbor, but not more than knee deep. Against the arbor, on the storm side, the drift had packed up to the very top of the structure and it was packed hard; but the lattice on the side had broken the snowfall and the path under the arbor could easily be cleared. "Then we can get to the henhouse, Ruthie," said Agnes.
My man worked in the orange groves in Florida, and he knows all about grafting. There ain’t one of our neighbors has an orchard that bears like ours.” In the middle of the orchard we came upon a grape-arbor, with seats built along the sides and a warped plank table. The three children were waiting for us there. They looked up at me bashfully and made some request of their mother.
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