1 He gazed blankly about the kitchen, which looked cold and squalid in the rainy winter twilight.
2 She continued to gaze at him through the twilight with a mien of wan authority, as of one consciously singled out for a great fate.
3 They had reached the top of School House Hill and Starkfield lay below them in the twilight.
4 The sky above turned slowly from azure to the delicate blue-green of a robin's egg, and the unearthly stillness of rural twilight came stealthily down about her.
5 As he was several cuts above the Slatterys in education, it was only natural that he should not want to marry Emmie, no matter how often he might walk with her in the twilight.
6 Moreover, now that she was away from Tara, she missed it dreadfully, missed the red fields and the springing green cotton and the sweet twilight silences.
7 And there's the long view down the road to the river, across the cotton fields, and the mist rising from the bottom lands in the twilight.
8 He had been silent since supper and had sat in the twilight listening to the war talk with a down-twisted mouth, holding the sleeping child against his shoulder.
9 Later, in the long, hot summer twilight, the ambulances came rumbling down the road from the battle field and commissary wagons, covered with muddy canvas.
10 When twilight came on and Prissy, scurrying like a black wraith, lit a lamp, Melanie became weaker.
11 It might be just after twilight and it might be midnight.
12 But, as twilight came, they at last entered the final lap of the long journey.
13 But she loved him so much that, when he withdrew as he had now done, it was like the warm sun going down and leaving her in chilly twilight dews.
14 The dim gloom of drawn blinds and winter twilight closed about her.
15 In the dull twilight of the winter afternoon she came to the end of the long road which had begun the night Atlanta fell.