1 Scarlett knew that she, too, was greatly changed.
2 No, Scarlett, the seeds of greatness were never in me.
3 There was a diabolic gleam in his eyes as if something amused him greatly.
4 Grandpa's lumbago was troubling him greatly and the Captain wanted to discharge him.
5 Like most shy men he greatly admired airy, vivacious, always-at-ease girls like Scarlett.
6 Heretofore she had not cared very much how she looked but now that she would see Ashley within the hour she cared greatly.
7 She had carefully avoided the back entrance, for Mammy's sharp eyes would certainly have seen that something was greatly amiss.
8 "I was greatly disturbed to hear of your recent conduct," ran Ellen's letter and Scarlett, who was reading it at the table, scowled.
9 It was built by slave labor, a clumsy sprawling building that crowned the rise of ground overlooking the green incline of pasture land running down to the river; and it pleased Gerald greatly, for, even when new, it wore a look of mellowed years.
10 But as she looked, watching the old men grouped about the decanter in the dining room, the matrons lining the walls, talking behind fanless hands, and the swaying, skipping young dancers, it came to her suddenly, coldly, frighteningly that it was all as greatly changed as if these familiar figures were ghosts.