1 The heavy mahogany table and sideboards, the massive silver, the bright rag rugs on the shining floor were all in their accustomed places, just as if nothing had happened.
2 The floors were glistening and bare except for a few bright rag rugs, and the white walls unornamented save for one corner which Melanie had fitted up as a shrine.
3 Uncle Henry wiped his wet feet on the rag rug and groaned as he drew on his tattered shoes.
4 In her hurry she slipped on the rag rug and fell to the floor with a jolt but leaped up so quickly she was not even aware of the pain.
5 She felt as limp as a rag doll, warm, weak and helpless, and his supporting arms were so pleasant.
6 The room where Suellen and Carreen lay mumbling and tossing on the same bed stank vilely with the smell of the twisted rag burning in a saucer of bacon fat, which provided the only light.
7 "Dey wuz sick wid disyere thing," Mammy gestured with her rag to the two naked girls, dripping with water on their damp sheet.
8 "Dear God," she whispered, pulling out a bulging wallet, wrapped about with a rag.
9 Scarlett tore off the rag and with trembling hands opened the leather folds.
10 "I'll do it with one of the rag rugs," whispered Melanie, looking at the pool of blood with a sick face.
11 There on the floor were the rag rugs Ellen had dyed and woven herself.
12 Back she rushed to the dining room and snatched a rag rug from the floor, spilling two chairs with a crash.
13 She had evidently been standing there for some time, for her head rag was damp and the old shawl clutched tightly about her showed rain spots.
14 Finally, Mammy, coming down the front stairs, her apron rumpled and spotted, her head rag awry, saw him and scowled.
15 She had changed to her best Sunday black and her apron and head rag were fresh and crisp.