1 Frank Kennedy was hurrying to the carriage to assist Suellen, and Suellen was bridling in a way that made Scarlett want to slap her.
2 "You just mention Mother's name once more, Suellen O'Hara, and I'll slap you flat," cried Scarlett.
3 She was seeing only one side--how this slap in the Yankees' faces might affect her.
4 The stout refusal had been like a slap in the face of the furious North and retaliation had come swiftly.
5 "You'd never wake up unless she screamed and then you'd probably slap her," he said shortly.
6 He only laughed and would not permit Scarlett even to slap the little girl's hand by way of reprimand.
7 She stared at his red impassive face, and her fingers had the undignified desire to slap him, but her reason agreed with him.
8 'If he slap you, we ain't got no pig for pay the fine,' she said insinuatingly.
9 As he came up the stairs in the dark, he heard scuffling on the back porch, and then the sound of a vigorous slap.
10 I wanted to get up and slap him on the back.
11 But I thought she was rather so, when she tossed up his two half-crowns like a goblin pieman, caught them, dropped them in her pocket, and gave it a loud slap.
David Copperfield By Charles DickensContext Highlight In CHAPTER 22. SOME OLD SCENES, AND SOME NEW PEOPLE 12 Coming out of the library it was painful, but pleasant, to run slap into Mrs. Manresa and an unknown young man with tow-coloured hair and a twisted face.
13 I have established a right of way through the centre of old Middleton's park, slap across it, sir, within a hundred yards of his own front door.
The Hound of the Baskervilles By Arthur Conan DoyleContext Highlight In Chapter 11. The Man on the Tor 14 But set your minds at rest, gentlemen, I have not received a slap in the face, though it is absolutely a matter of indifference to me what you may think about it.
15 And so it is settled; I am flying to give him a slap in the face.