1 If the money it contained happened to belong to the firm of O'Hara Brothers, Gerald's conscience was not sufficiently troubled to confess it before Mass the following morning.
2 Scarlett obeyed, bracing herself and catching firm hold of one of the bedposts.
3 Well, Ma fainted when I said that about spavins, but I stood firm and Grandma backed me up.
4 Tis firm that I am and back to Tara you'll be going tomorrow before you're disgracing the lot of us again.
5 But Aunt Pitty, for once, was firm.
6 Hope firm, unshaken despite the defeats of the summer before.
7 Mammy cried out equally loudly at the sacrilege of soldiers being permitted to sleep on Miss Ellen's rug but Scarlett was firm.
8 The voice issuing from the whiskers had the same nasal twang but was kind and pleasant and his hand was firm and respectful.
9 Usually he was gingerly when he did this, as if he anticipated being impatiently shaken off, but tonight there was a far-off look in his eyes and his arm was firm about her waist.
10 Scarlett felt that Rhett should be firm with Mammy, as became the head of the house, but Rhett only laughed and said that Mammy was the real head of the house.
11 And the small group of old friends who did attend took their departure, embarrassed but firm, as soon as the governor entered Scarlett's house.
12 "No, you must wait," said Rhett, firm for once.
13 His hand was strong; the palm soft, but the back weathered, showing golden hairs against firm red skin.
14 She saw that his lips were firm, under his soft faded mustache.
15 He bent forward, the reins firm in his coonskin gauntlets.