1 The latter did not know how to begin, but at length he managed to bring out his request for an advance of fifty dollars.
2 When these nightly duties were performed there was nothing left to do but to bring in the tin candlestick from the passage, light the candle and blow out the lamp.
3 Then the sense of unreality overcame him once more, and he could not bring himself to believe that Mattie stood there for the last time before him.
4 Scarlett and her father each assured the other solemnly that to bring such matters to the ears of Ellen would only hurt her, and nothing would induce them to wound her gentleness.
5 But Scarlett loitered, wondering how to bring up the subject of Ashley without permitting Gerald to suspect her motive.
6 "Well, bring in the bride," said Gerald, and Pork, turning, beckoned into the hall to his wife, newly arrived from the Wilkes plantation to become part of the household of Tara.
7 I can't imagine how Mr. Wilkes must feel having him here, but he was visiting Mr. Kennedy in Jonesboro--something about buying cotton--and, of course, Mr. Kennedy had to bring him along with him.
8 Ah done promise Miss Pitty Ah bring you straight home.
9 The girls are going North to bring him home.
10 I wish he'd bring in more hospital supplies and less hoop skirts and lace.
11 How the ladies must have worked today to bring it to its present beauty.
12 Melly blushed, unaccustomed to such frankness, and signaled Peter to bring in the sweet potato pie.
13 I do not know what the future will bring, but it cannot be as beautiful or as satisfying as the past.
14 Her spirits rose, as always at the sight of her white skin and slanting green eyes, and she smiled to bring out her dimples.
15 But he remained annoyingly unloverlike and, worst of all, seemed to see through all her maneuverings to bring him to his knees.