1 She wore her usual dress of darkish stuff, and there was no bow at her neck; but through her hair she had run a streak of crimson ribbon.
2 Now that the sun was setting in a welter of crimson behind the hills across the Flint River, the warmth of the April day was ebbing into a faint but balmy chill.
3 She looked up at him imploringly, her face crimson with the shame of their last meeting, and met two of the blackest eyes she had ever seen, dancing in merciless merriment.
4 But now, as she said good night, she saw that Melanie's cheeks were suddenly crimson and she was trembling.
5 "If you are going to talk vilely I shall go into the house," she cried, grateful that the shadows hid her crimson face.
6 Peachtree Creek was crimson, so they said, after the Yankees crossed it.
7 She saw to her surprise that it was late afternoon and the sun, a ball of crimson, was far down the sky.
8 In the unholy crimson glow that bathed them, his dark profile stood out as clearly as the head on an ancient coin, beautiful, cruel and decadent.
9 Her face was crimson with sunburn and her blistered palms raw.
10 Melanie's white face went crimson.
11 Scarlett tucked the baby more securely under her arm so that he hung face downward, crimson and screaming, and removed the garnet earrings which had been Gerald's wedding present to Ellen.
12 The memory of her humiliation at his hands made her go crimson with shame.
13 She went crimson at the memory and her blush was not lost on Rhett.
14 She said "Oh" in a stunned voice and tightened her fingers over her crimson face.
15 She went crimson at the memory and, pulling the bed covers up about her neck, lay bathed in sunlight, trying to sort out the jumbled impressions in her mind.