1 Seen thus, from the pure and frosty darkness in which he stood, it seemed to be seething in a mist of heat.
2 He saw Jotham Powell walking up the hill through the morning mist, and the familiar sight added to his growing conviction of security.
3 The early mist had vanished and the fields lay like a silver shield under the sun.
4 And there's the long view down the road to the river, across the cotton fields, and the mist rising from the bottom lands in the twilight.
5 She tried to think of all the things Mammy and Ellen had done for her when Wade was born but the merciful blurring of the childbirth pains obscured almost everything in mist.
6 She was in a wild strange country so thick with swirling mist she could not see her hand before her face.
7 Suddenly she was running, running through the mist like a mad thing, crying and screaming, throwing out her arms to clutch only empty air and wet mist.
8 Then his voice became thin and dim and his face above her swirled in a sickening mist which became heavier and heavier until she no longer saw him--or anything else.
9 It's always hidden in the mist.
10 She would miss the comfort of his arms when she woke terrified from the dreams that she was running through cold mist.
11 Something was wrong with the world, a somber, frightening wrongness that pervaded everything like a dark impenetrable mist, stealthily closing around Scarlett.
12 The world was wrapped in a thick mist, a faintly chill mist that bore on its breath the smell of the dying year.
13 In a hundred nightmares, she had fled through fog like this, through a haunted country without landmarks, thick with cold cloaking mist, peopled with clutching ghosts and shadows.
14 The horror that was in the mist and was the mist laid hands upon her.
15 As she had run a hundred times in dreams, she ran now, flying blindly she knew not where, driven by a nameless dread, seeking in the gray mist for the safety that lay somewhere.