1 She wondered passionately what was going on downtown.
2 The old lawyer was battling valiantly to save the house and the one piece of downtown property where the warehouse had been, so Wade and Scarlett would have something left from the wreckage.
3 Mrs. Merriwether said that when she made a little more money she was going to open a bake shop downtown.
4 Mrs. Merriwether and Rene were prospering and now had opened a bakery downtown.
5 For some time she had been planning to borrow more money from Rhett to buy a lot downtown and start a lumber yard there.
6 If you don't tell me, I'm going downtown and find out.
7 "Here," he pulled a bill from his pocket, "tell Pork to harness the carriage and take you downtown."
8 Better drop in and have a cigar, if you're downtown.
9 Cy had to go downtown for weighty matters connected with the pool-parlor.
10 Its extreme downtown is the battery, where that noble mole is washed by waves, and cooled by breezes, which a few hours previous were out of sight of land.
11 AFTER LENA CAME To Black Hawk, I often met her downtown, where she would be matching sewing silk or buying 'findings' for Mrs. Thomas.'
12 Saturday night after supper I ran downtown to the hotel and slipped quietly into the parlour.
13 Tony wore gloves now, and high-heeled shoes and feathered bonnets, and she went downtown nearly every afternoon with Tiny and Lena and the Marshalls' Norwegian Anna.
14 Sometimes I overtook the girls downtown and coaxed them into the ice-cream parlour, where they would sit chattering and laughing, telling me all the news from the country.
15 There were no other lights burning downtown after nine o'clock.