1 Scarlett knew her mother cared nothing at all about war and politics and thought them masculine matters about which no lady could intelligently concern herself.
2 The idea made him feel very masculine and he was doubly gentle as he seated her.
3 To Scarlett, this house cried out for the masculine smells of brandy, tobacco and Macassar oil, for hoarse voices and occasional curses, for guns, for whiskers, for saddles and bridles and for hounds underfoot.
4 Had he been less obviously masculine, his ability to recall details of dresses, bonnets and coiffures would have been put down as the rankest effeminacy.
5 Now he saw that she understood entirely too well and he felt the usual masculine indignation at the duplicity of women.
6 Added to it was the usual masculine disillusionment in discovering that a woman has a brain.
7 His masculine vanity would not permit such a thought to stay long in his mind.
8 Now her reactions were all masculine.
9 But Scarlett was guided by no one but herself and was conducting her affairs in a masculine way which had the whole town talking about her.
10 She seemed so much on the outside of this affair, this purely masculine affair.
11 The two men laughed, a bit unwillingly, and it seemed to Scarlett that they drew together in united masculine disapproval of her.
12 Their glance sealed the bargain that the protection of Ashley Wilkes from a too harsh world was passing from one woman to another and that Ashley's masculine pride should never be humbled by this knowledge.
13 But his greeting expressed no more than the satisfaction which every pretty woman expects to see reflected in masculine eyes; and the discovery, if distasteful to her vanity, was reassuring to her nerves.
14 He belonged there, masculine in reefer and sweater and high-laced boots.
15 Kennicott was masculine and experimental.