1 Mammy pulled and jerked vigorously and, as the tiny circumference of whalebone-girdled waist grew smaller, a proud, fond look came into her eyes.
2 More's the pity none of you have such hands, he added, casting fond but reproving glances at his girls.
3 She is my sister now, and Melly bestowed one of her fond little glances on her.
4 Scarlett always permitted Wade to sit up late when Rhett called because the shy child was fond of him, and Rhett oddly enough seemed to be fond of Wade.
5 Of course, Mrs. Elsing didn't like her at all these days but she had always been fond of Melanie.
6 That would probably upset Frank, for he was timid and fond of the approbation of his friends.
7 Little Wade was very fond of him, though the boy was shy of most people, and even called him "Uncle Rhett," which annoyed Frank.
8 Scarlett did not mean to be short tempered and she really wanted to make Frank a good wife, for she was fond of him and grateful for his help in saving Tara.
9 This embarrassed Frank who was fond of Ashley and it distressed Scarlett.
10 He was the real reason she did not want to marry again, although she had no objections to Rhett and at times was genuinely fond of him.
11 She kept Ella and Wade out of Rhett's way whenever she could, despite the fact that Wade adored Uncle Rhett and Rhett was obviously fond of the boy.
12 And, for her penance, there would be the dreadful sight of Melanie's face changing from fond love and trust to incredulous horror and repulsion.
13 Pitty was not overly fond of India, for India intimidated her with her dry, stiff-necked ways and her passionate convictions.
14 She was fond of pictures and flowers, and of sentimental fiction, and she could not help thinking that the possession of such tastes ennobled her desire for worldly advantages.
15 Perhaps, had it not been for Lily, her fond imagining might have become truth.