1 "If you are going to talk vilely I shall go into the house," she cried, grateful that the shadows hid her crimson face.
2 Scarlett would have been eternally grateful to Will, had he asked her for Carreen's hand.
3 Even with this startling news, Scarlett was grateful that Aunt Pitty had saved her the necessity of bringing his name into the conversation herself.
4 And she was so grateful to Frank for saving Tara she felt a warm affection for him and an equally warm determination that he should never regret marrying her.
5 Scarlett did not mean to be short tempered and she really wanted to make Frank a good wife, for she was fond of him and grateful for his help in saving Tara.
6 She tired more easily these days than she liked to admit and she was always silently grateful when he took the reins.
7 Will did not speak at first and Scarlett was grateful.
8 "I'll bet the other ladies ain't grateful to me," said Belle with sudden venom.
9 And I'll bet they ain't grateful to Captain Butler neither.
10 And Father Merriwether intends to call and he talks like he was in his dotage and says he's grateful to that scoundrel, even if I'm not.
11 He gave her a smile, so pleasant, so grateful that Mrs. Merriwether stood uncertainly for a moment.
12 She was in truth grateful for the refuge offered her: Mrs. Peniston's opulent interior was at least not externally dingy.
13 Instead of having to flatter, she would be flattered; instead of being grateful, she would receive thanks.
14 I HAVE thanked you; I've shown I was grateful.
15 I HAVE had bothers; and I am grateful to you for wanting to relieve me of them.