1 But Scarlett did not laugh at this and Ashley, who had laughed, stopped abruptly as he saw Mammy shoot a quick, guarded glance at Scarlett.
2 This house was something that the matrons of Atlanta whispered about furtively and ministers preached against in guarded terms as a cesspool of iniquity, a hissing and a reproach.
3 Mrs. Fisher's experience guarded her against the mistake of exposing Lily, for the first evening, to the unmitigated impression of Rosedale's personality.
4 Its guarded look had yielded to an expression still untinged by personal emotion, but full of a gentle understanding.
5 She flushed; she was alarmed by the ease with which the big-city man invaded her guarded personality.
6 Carol recognized in Washington as she had in California a transplanted and guarded Main Street.
7 This guarded mode of existence was like living under a tyranny.
8 Two hundred and fifty white citizens armed themselves with Winchesters and guarded him.
9 , have set a worthy example in that they not only condemn lynch law, but her public men demanded a trial for Weems, the accused rapist, and guarded him while the trial was in progress.
10 While he hesitated how to proceed, Le Subtil cautiously raised himself to his feet, though with a motion so slow and guarded, that not the slightest noise was produced by the change.
11 When assured that all was still, and unable to detect, even by the aid of his practiced senses, any sign of his approaching foes, he would deliberately resume his slow and guarded progress.
12 He placed a finger in his mouth, and drew a long, shrill whistle, which was answered from the rocks that were guarded by the Mohicans.
13 He was instantly obeyed, the Mohicans leading the Narrangansetts within the ruin, whither the whole party repaired with the most guarded silence.
The Last of the Mohicans By James Fenimore CooperContext Highlight In CHAPTER 13 14 Their progress, like their late dialogue, was guarded, and without noise; for none knew at what moment a passing patrol, or a crouching picket of the enemy, might rise upon their path.
The Last of the Mohicans By James Fenimore CooperContext Highlight In CHAPTER 14 15 Two of the sweeping bastions appeared to rest on the water which washed their bases, while a deep ditch and extensive morasses guarded its other sides and angles.
The Last of the Mohicans By James Fenimore CooperContext Highlight In CHAPTER 14