1 They had a little girl with fair curls, who wore a gold locket and was dressed like a princess.
2 There was no one there so handsome, thought Scarlett, as she marked how graceful was his negligent pose and how the sun gleamed on his gold hair and mustache.
3 The insult had occurred on a day when Pitty wished to draw five hundred dollars from her estate, of which he was trustee, to invest in a non-existent gold mine.
4 Scarlet and gold sashes swung to and fro, sabers glittered and banged against shining boots, spurs rattled and jingled.
5 "We need more gold and I am asking you for it," the doctor continued.
6 The gold will be melted and the stones sold and the money used to buy drugs and other medical supplies.
7 The grinning little man was coming to their booth now, his basket heavy on his arm, and as he passed Rhett Butler a handsome gold cigar case was thrown carelessly into the basket.
8 And then she saw the bright gleam of her wide gold wedding ring.
9 But--I owe it to the Cause--I--I couldn't think of myself when you were offering so much in gold.
10 Scarlett caught a fleeting glimpse and saw that it was a broad gold ring.
11 No one but a gentleman of refinement and thoughtfulness would ever have thought how it broke my heart to-- I'll send my gold chain instead.
12 I've made money enough, and it's in English banks and in gold.
13 She untied the knot and a handful of gold coins rolled out on the bed.
14 He hauled from his pockets a heavy gold watch with dangling seals, a small miniature of the long dead Mrs. Wilkes and a pair of massive cuff buttons.
15 Now it was morning and the world was still and serene and green and gold with dappled sunshine.