1 There was really, even now, no tangible evidence to the contrary; but since the previous night a vague dread had hung on his sky-line.
2 His dread was so strong that, man-like, he sought to postpone certainty.
3 His former dread started up full-armed at the suggestion.
4 Some of the disappointment of the day and the dread of the morrow departed from her, leaving a feeling of hope.
5 Suspense grew and the beginnings of dread slowly crawled over the town.
6 Sheridan was a name to bring dread to Southern hearts.
7 Scarlett had seen enough typhoid in the Atlanta hospital to know what a week meant in that dread disease.
8 On the morning of the first of September, Scarlett awoke with a suffocating sense of dread upon her, a dread she had taken to her pillow the night before.
9 The countryside lay as under some dread enchantment.
10 The wintry wind swept her damp ankles and she shivered again but her shiver was less from the wind than from the dread his words evoked in her heart.
11 Weary with dread, she felt that she would rather kill herself than try to make a new beginning.
12 Remembering these tragedies, a cold dread ran in the veins of those whose motto was "No surrender"--a dread which the very sight of Melanie's soft but unyielding face dispelled.
13 She remembered with dread Rhett's remark that he would even join their damned Klan to be respectable, though he hoped God would not lay so heavy a penance on his shoulders.
14 The feeling of dread which had possessed her in the hall deepened as she saw his face.
15 As she had run a hundred times in dreams, she ran now, flying blindly she knew not where, driven by a nameless dread, seeking in the gray mist for the safety that lay somewhere.