1 She did not feel reckless and defiant now.
2 Rumor had it that Captain Butler was one of the best pilots in the South and that he was reckless and utterly without nerves.
3 Strength was coming back and a reckless excitement which made her want to laugh aloud.
4 She had seen Southern men, soft voiced and dangerous in the days before the war, reckless and hard in the last despairing days of the fighting.
5 The brandy was spinning in her head now and she felt giddy and a little reckless.
6 These men had the same hard reckless look Rhett wore.
7 She could be as unscrupulous in fighting for herself as she was reckless in courting danger, and whatever came to her hand at such moments was likely to be used as a defensive missile.
8 Miss Mullins is young and reckless, but everybody in town, except Ma Bogart, knows what Cy is.
9 Nor could she upon inquiry learn that many of this reckless race died in the poorhouse.
10 I didn't want her ring, and I felt there was something reckless and extravagant about her wishing to give it away to a boy she had never seen before.
11 I believed her young, ardent, reckless, disillusioned, under sentence, feverish, avid of pleasure.
12 The heartless world which Marguerite re-entered with Varville had never been so glittering and reckless as on the night when it gathered in Olympe's salon for the fourth act.
13 She grew daring and reckless, overestimating her strength.
14 From blind fear he went to the other extreme; he became reckless and indifferent, like all the rest of the men, who took but little thought of themselves in the ardor of their work.
15 Raising his cry of battle, which recalled some six or seven warriors, and reckless of the disparity of their numbers, he rushed upon his enemy.
The Last of the Mohicans By James Fenimore CooperContext Highlight In CHAPTER 32