1 But for all her plainness of feature and smallness of stature, there was a sedate dignity about her movements that was oddly touching and far older than her seventeen years.
2 His voice was oddly pleasant to the ear, the well-modulated voice of a gentleman, resonant and overlaid with the flat slow drawl of the Charlestonian.
3 It was an oddly familiar noise, blurred and indistinct though it was.
4 They were oddly still crowds, crowds that quietly grew larger and larger.
5 Her ears strained for sounds from upstairs, but the house was oddly still, so still that even the sound of her breathing seemed loud.
6 Scarlett always permitted Wade to sit up late when Rhett called because the shy child was fond of him, and Rhett oddly enough seemed to be fond of Wade.
7 The two of them, with their Yankee stepmother, their four little half-sisters, and Hilton, the Yankee overseer, remained in the silent, oddly echoing house.
8 Carreen's eyes were shining oddly.
9 He looked at her oddly, still inscrutable and as she hurried on she could not tell if he were amused or repelled.
10 There was an air of dignity and pride about her now that, oddly enough, became her better than the determined girlish sweetness of her days at Twelve Oaks.
11 But, oddly enough, the fact that he had saved the lives of some of Atlanta's most prominent men was what aroused the hottest hate of Atlanta's ladies.
12 Rhett looked at her over the black head of the child and smiled oddly.
13 "Quite the little gentleman, Ashley," said Rhett and his eyes began to gleam oddly.
14 She always looks at me so oddly when I speak of Ashley, thought Scarlett.
15 But, oddly enough, the ladies were not offended.