1 Scarlett, sitting on the stump, thought of those words which had made her so happy, and suddenly they took on another meaning, a hideous meaning.
2 And when I say queer, it's not crazy I'm meaning.
3 "I should cry into my pillow every night," said Scarlett, meaning to be flippant, but he took the statement at face value and went red with pleasure.
4 Now Melanie had given a new meaning to passages in the letters which Scarlett's eyes had barely seen.
5 Under Mrs. Merriwether's goading, Dr. Meade took action, in the form of a letter to the newspaper wherein he did not mention Rhett by name, though his meaning was obvious.
6 His talk of shadow shows and hazy outlines conveyed no meaning to her but his last words were in language she could understand.
7 I can't make you understand because you don't know the meaning of fear.
8 She had hoped that Ashley's return would bring back some meaning into life.
9 Moreover, he's nervous and timid and well meaning, and I don't know of any more damning qualities a man can have.
10 But I do like it, thought Scarlett trying to grasp the old lady's meaning.
11 It seemed to her that all Southern men, high or low, were sentimental fools and cared less for their hides than for words which had no meaning.
12 As the full impact of the meaning smote her, Melanie became so embarrassed that she fumbled with the bandage until it slid off the wound entirely.
13 She thought it had an imposing sound and even went so far as to have the sign painted, when Ashley Wilkes, embarrassed, translated the real meaning.
14 Reading the true meaning of her demeanor, he made casual answer.
15 The soft vehemence of this last ejaculation would have been, upon a man's lips, profanity of no uncertain meaning.