1 She began to cry, and he felt as if every one of her tears were pouring over him like burning lead.
2 "I'm obliged to you, but I'll try if I can get it down at Mrs. Homan's," Ethan answered, burning to be gone.
3 Once he found her mouth again, and they seemed to be by the pond together in the burning August sun.
4 There was disappointment burning in her that she could not quite analyze, the disappointment of a child seeing illusions crumble.
5 She thought of Ellen dying and of the Yankees coming into Atlanta, burning everything, killing everybody.
6 His face was the face of a man drunk with fatigue and impotent rage and burning pity.
7 She heard her own breath pass from loud evenness to spasmodic sobbing but her eyes were dry and burning as though there would never be tears in them again.
8 She swayed toward him as he came up the steps, her face white, her green eyes burning.
9 She gripped the reins tighter with hands that were blistered and slapped them fiercely on the horse's back, her aching arms burning at the movement.
10 They said for me to leave, that they would be burning the place.
11 I said that they would be burning the house over the heads of three dying women.
12 The room where Suellen and Carreen lay mumbling and tossing on the same bed stank vilely with the smell of the twisted rag burning in a saucer of bacon fat, which provided the only light.
13 Somewhere there was a war and cannon booming and burning towns and men who rotted in hospitals amid sickening-sweet stinks.
14 In a swath eighty miles wide the Yankees were looting and burning.
15 They had said nothing about burning the house.