1 And Gerald would scold and bawl but, for all his remarks of yesterday about not wanting her to marry Ashley, he would be pleased beyond words at an alliance between his family and the Wilkes.
2 Prissy began to bawl suddenly, loudly, the sound adding to Scarlett's own uneasiness.
3 If she thought of these things, she'd begin to scream and bawl like Prissy.
4 Then the bushes beside them crashed apart under heavy hooves and a low moaning bawl assaulted their ears.
5 He leaned close to bawl, "Letting the horses have their heads."
6 For one, I cannot bawl very heartily and work very recklessly at one and the same time.
7 It was impressive, to the nurses, the way an old boy of his age could still bawl and make a brute like that obey him.
8 Listen," went on Gavroche, "you must never bawl again over anything.
Les Misérables 4 By Victor HugoContext Highlight In BOOK 6: CHAPTER II—IN WHICH LITTLE GAVROCHE EXTRACTS PROFIT FROM ... 9 But now Gerald had bawled the words "Fort Sumter," and every man present forgot his host's admonition.
10 "Sure, because she didn't have a second day," Gerald explained and bawled with laughter before recalling that perhaps such remarks were not fit for female ears.
11 Prissy rolled her eyes wildly, peeping first at the set face of her mistress and then at the cow which bawled plaintively.
12 She tiptoed down the stairs and out of the house while Cookie bawled on unconcernedly in the kitchen.
13 "A-maying, a-maying," they bawled.
14 'He looks as if he was a-going, miss,' bawled Brittles, in the same manner as before.
15 She missed the sounds of quarreling voices that were always heard at Tara when Ellen's back was turned, Mammy quarreling with Pork, Rosa and Teena bickering, her own acrimonious arguments with Suellen, Gerald's bawling threats.