1 Some of the women were weeping with joy, but most looked too stunned to realize the heavy blows that had fallen upon them.
2 It was a ghastly trip home, with Aunt Pitty crying into her handkerchief, Melanie sitting erect and white and Scarlett slumped, stunned in the corner of the carriage.
3 And she was too stunned to cry or to speak.
4 Now, as she looked at Rhett, she felt the same way she had felt then, breathless, stunned, nauseated.
5 He stepped abruptly down from the wagon and, as she watched him, stunned with bewilderment, he came around to her side of the wagon.
6 The combined shock of the coming of the Yankees and her death had stunned him.
7 Now the curtain had been rung down forever, the footlights dimmed and the audience suddenly vanished, while the stunned old actor remained on his empty stage, waiting for his cues.
8 She was blinded by her hair and stunned by his action.
9 She would be stunned and incredulous and would speak gentle words that stung despite their gentleness, would talk of honor and honesty and truth and duty to one's neighbor.
10 She said "Oh" in a stunned voice and tightened her fingers over her crimson face.
11 And Carreen was too stunned by grief and her hurt at Ashley's treachery to interfere.
12 Her eyes blazed with enthusiasm and happiness and the two stared at her, Ashley with a queer stunned look, Scarlett with surprise mingled with shame.
13 But even before these sounds arose, the ladies looked at one another stunned.
14 But, added to her stunned sense of loss at Frank's death, were fear and remorse and the torment of a suddenly awakened conscience.
15 "She would be stunned and incredulous at the first signs of my gentility," said Rhett, arising lightly.