1 Now and then he turned his eyes from the girl's face to that of her partner, which, in the exhilaration of the dance, had taken on a look of almost impudent ownership.
2 He's a small farmer, not a big planter, and if the boys thought enough of him to elect him lieutenant, then it's not for any darky to talk impudent about him.
3 I don't know why, for I always thought that town a mighty pushy, impudent sort of place.
4 As Frank said, it was a pushy, impudent place and that was why she liked it.
5 They were impudent looking, Scarlett agreed, for they stared at her in an insolent manner, but she forgot them in the renewed shock of seeing blue uniforms.
6 His black eyes took her in from bonnet to heels in a glance that missed nothing, that old impudent unclothing glance which always gave her goose bumps.
7 Belle herself presented a prosperous appearance when glimpsed occasionally in her closed carriage driven by an impudent yellow negro.
8 She hated the impudent free negroes as much as anyone and her flesh crawled with fury every time she heard their insulting remarks and high-pitched laughter as she went by.
9 "Don't be impudent," said Scarlett coldly, for she saw little humor in Tommy's remark.
10 Scarlett," said Tommy awkwardly, "I do hate to ask a favor of you, after being impudent to you, but I'm going to ask it just the same.
11 It was easier to forget the impudent black faces in the streets and the blue uniforms of the garrison while they were listening to music.
12 As long as she had Archie beside her, Scarlett had not given Shantytown a thought, because not even the most impudent negro woman dared laugh in her presence.
13 She did not deem it impudent or unmannerly for a slave to look her in the face.
14 A woodpecker stuck his impudent head around the side of a tree.
15 He shook his head, and said that the boy had been impudent and disobedient, ever since he bought him; that he was going to break him in, once for all.