1 If I can just see him privately before supper, perhaps I'll find out the truth--that it's just one of the twins' nasty practical jokes.
2 Then she was on the floor and Rhett Butler was advancing toward her through the aisle of the crowd, that nasty mocking smile on his face.
3 He would raise his brows in that nasty way he always had when she even mentioned Ashley's name and, like as not, would refuse to give her the hat.
4 If it hadn't been for the Slatterys--if it hadn't been for that nasty Emmie who'd had a bastard brat by their overseer--Ellen wouldn't have died.
5 This overdressed, common, nasty piece of poor white trash was coming up the steps of Tara, bridling and grinning as if she belonged here.
6 It simply made everybody furious that an old speculator who always said nasty things about the Confederacy should have so much money when we were all so poor.
7 Don't be so nasty, Rhett Butler.
8 Bonnie, who was always permitted to have the last drops in the glass, did not think the smell of wine nasty at all.
9 Don't suck the feathers, darling, they may be nasty.
10 Every one knows you're a thousand times handsomer and cleverer than Bertha; but then you're not nasty.
11 I knew, too, that Ambrosch put upon her some chores a girl ought not to do, and that the farm-hands around the country joked in a nasty way about it.
12 The truth is that such a lot of nasty brutes kept crawling over me that even to speak of it gives me the shudders.
13 My servant is an old country-woman, ill-natured from stupidity, and, moreover, there is always a nasty smell about her.
14 There in its nasty, stinking, underground home our insulted, crushed and ridiculed mouse promptly becomes absorbed in cold, malignant and, above all, everlasting spite.
15 His moans become nasty, disgustingly malignant, and go on for whole days and nights.