1 But I haven't got the time now; I'm late as it is, he returned, holding his old silver turnip-watch to the candle.
2 You know I haven't got the money to pay for a girl, Zeena.
3 I haven't been running after him.
4 "You're not a rich man and you haven't a great family," said James.
5 Some, like Ellen, were members of old families who had found life intolerable in their former homes and sought haven in a distant land.
6 They haven't any more spirit than a rabbit.
7 The thousands of immigrants who'd be glad to fight for the Yankees for food and a few dollars, the factories, the foundries, the shipyards, the iron and coal mines--all the things we haven't got.
8 It is too, Melly, and if you weren't always so busy looking for the good in people that haven't got any good in them, you'd see it.
9 But, skies above, we haven't time to sit here talking.
10 All the girls who haven't already taken booths have more excuses than you could shake a stick at.
11 Now, Pitty, I haven't time to argue.
12 Because you have a son and I haven't.
13 They haven't horns and hoofs, as you seem to think.
14 She wanted Tara with the desperate desire of a frightened child frantic for the only haven it had ever known.
15 There's just one road out of town which the Yankees haven't got yet and the army is retreating by that road.