1 There hasn't been any fun at any party this spring because the boys can't talk about anything else.
2 Well, it's fun to hear her gabble.
3 Give me a good horse to ride and some good licker to drink and a good girl to court and a bad girl to have fun with and anybody can have their Europe.
4 Not, Scarlett loyally hastened to tell herself, that she would prefer a mother like Mrs. Tarleton to Ellen, but still it would be fun to romp with a mother.
5 Married women never had any fun.
6 And God only knows," thought Scarlett, listening obediently to her mother's soft voice, "matrons never have any fun at all.
7 Under the supervision of the Ladies' Hospital Committee, this was plain hard work and no fun at all.
8 It was never fun to be around Mrs. Merriwether and Mrs. Elsing and Mrs. Whiting and have them boss you like you were one of the darkies.
9 And now, having worked like a field hand, she had to retire decorously when the fun was just beginning.
10 No, after all it was better to marry and keep your self-respect even if you never had any more fun.
11 This informality made the war a lot of fun for Scarlett.
12 You see, it wouldn't be much fun for me to kiss you now and I'm quite selfish about my pleasures.
13 It's fun for men--though God knows why.
14 She did have fun, more fun than she had had since the spring before the war.
15 What fun it was to be able to spend as much money as you liked and not count pennies and feel that you should save them to pay taxes or buy mules.