1 Scarlett had made her plans to spend Christmas at Tara, but after Ashley's telegram came no power on earth, not even a direct command from the disappointed Ellen, could drag her away from Atlanta.
2 There were hundreds of men skulking in the swamps and the mountains, defying the provost guard to drag them back to the army.
3 The feather tick on Wade's bed was small and she ordered Prissy to drag it down the stairs and into the wagon.
4 "We'll both take a leg and drag him," said Melanie firmly.
5 I'll drag him, she said roughly.
6 There were things in the fog reaching out fingers to pluck at her skirt, to drag her down into the uneasy quaking earth on which she stood, silent, relentless, spectral hands.
7 They didn't have enough men to hold it, though they used every man they could get--every man who could drag one foot after another.
8 The horse was for work, to drag logs from the woods, to plow and for Pork to ride in search of food.
9 The negro was beside her, so close that she could smell the rank odor of him as he tried to drag her over the buggy side.
10 Perhaps, as he was a gentleman, he wouldn't drag them away to prison.
11 Rhett, I don't like for things to drag on.
12 Don't let it creep up on you and drag you down.
13 If one did drag one's self out of bed at such an hour, and come down fresh and radiant to the monotony of note-writing, some special recognition of the sacrifice seemed fitting.
14 Three months more, till May, the cold might drag on, with the snow ever filthier, the weakened body less resistent.
15 On a hill was silhouetted a man following a drag.