1 They were lonely and often frightened at night in the big house, and she was so brave she gave them courage.
2 "If you hadn't been brave enough to do it, I would never have been either," said Melly, putting her arm about Scarlett's waist and giving her a gentle squeeze.
3 She looked about the hall at the familiar faces, so assured of success, so brave, so devoted, and somehow a cold little chill set in at her heart.
4 "He isn't brave," said Scarlett perversely, pouring half a pitcher of syrup over her waffles.
5 I understand and it was a brave thing you did last night and it's going to help the hospital a lot.
6 Yes, the ladies felt they could forgive and forget a great many things for such a brave man.
7 When well-meaning people complimented him on his bravery in running the blockade, he blandly replied that he was always frightened when in danger, as frightened as were the brave boys at the front.
8 He always referred to the soldiers as "our brave boys" and "our heroes in gray" and did it in such a way as to convey the utmost in insult.
9 "You must be brave," he said, and his voice changed subtly.
10 Everyone tried to show brave, confident faces to the troops.
11 Gradually, Scarlett drew courage from the brave faces of her friends and from the merciful adjustment which nature makes when what cannot be cured must be endured.
12 As the afternoon wore on, Melanie moaned whether she wanted to be brave or not, and sometimes she screamed.
13 You shall go home, my brave little girl.
14 Even in her frenzy, Scarlett wished she had Melanie with her, Melly with her quiet voice, Melly who was so brave the day she shot the Yankee.
15 There were bright tears on Melanie's lashes and understanding in her eyes, and before them, Cathleen's lips curved into the crooked smile of a brave child who tries not to cry.