1 All that bothers me is that some one of these days you're both going to get lickered up and jealous of each other about that two-faced, little, green-eyed baggage, and you'll shoot each other.
2 They only knew, as surely as they knew there was a just and jealous God in Heaven, that Lee was miraculous and the Army of Virginia invincible.
3 And Scarlett was too happy to resent this, too glad to be jealous.
4 Here she had danced and dined and flirted and here she had watched with a jealous, hurting heart how Melanie smiled up at Ashley.
5 Scarlett had neither the time nor the impulse to pet him but it made her jealous to see Melanie do it.
6 The sight of that happy possessive gesture had aroused in Scarlett all the jealous animosity which had slumbered during the months when she had thought Ashley probably dead.
7 Frequently he was out of town on those mysterious trips to New Orleans which he never explained but which she felt sure, in a faintly jealous way, were connected with a woman--or women.
8 You are jealous of something you can't understand.
9 All this has happened because people are jealous of you, because you are so smart and successful.
10 She's always been jealous because I loved you best, dear.
11 Carol assured herself, "Whatever faults I may have, I certainly couldn't ever be jealous."
12 I was jealous of Tony's admiration for Charley Harling.
13 I was thinking about Antonia and her children; about Anna's solicitude for her, Ambrosch's grave affection, Leo's jealous, animal little love.
14 Maybe he's sorry to have you go, and maybe he's jealous.
15 "Perhaps I feared to make Alphonse jealous," she interjoined, with excessive naivete.