1 As a result, Suellen's sullen resentment had passed beyond the point of ladylike concealment and she glowered at Scarlett.
2 As Scarlett went obediently into the parlor, a silence fell on the porch, a silence that pulsed with resentment toward Rhett.
3 But Peter's words caused fierce resentment to burn in her breast, drove her to a defensive position, made her suddenly dislike her neighbors as much as she disliked the Yankees.
4 That fact was evident, in every line of him, in every bitter, self-condemnatory word, in his resentment at her bearing Frank's child.
5 But far and above their anger at the waste and mismanagement and graft was the resentment of the people at the bad light in which the governor represented them in the North.
6 She felt so free from ulterior motives that she took up his charge with a touch of resentment.
7 The woman's resentment of the rebuff seemed to spur her lagging ideas.
8 If she had destroyed Mrs. Dorset's letters, she might have continued to hate her; but the fact that they remained in her possession had fed her resentment to satiety.
9 She was aware that she had Lily to thank for it; and dull resentment was turned to active animosity.
10 But there remained in her thoughts a settled deposit of resentment against her niece, all the denser because it was not to be cleared by explanation or discussion.
11 He paused, flushed by his diatribe, and fixing on her a look in which resentment was the ingredient she least disliked.
12 His first rush of inarticulate resentment had been followed by a steadiness and concentration of tone more disconcerting to Lily than the excitement preceding it.
13 She received this with a look from which all tinge of resentment had faded.
14 All her resentment of his fancied coldness was swept away in this overwhelming rush of recollection.
15 They were like the Sunday-afternoon mob starting at monkeys in the Zoo, poking fingers and making faces and giggling at the resentment of the more dignified race.