1 I didn't need to have anybody tell me I was losing ground every day.
2 Then, wheels ground sharply on the graveled driveway, and the soft murmur of Ellen's voice dismissing the coachman floated into the room.
3 What a young miss could do and what she could not do were as different as black and white in Mammy's mind; there was no middle ground of deportment between.
4 The crowd swarmed about him, tall glasses and palmetto fans abandoned on tables and on the ground.
5 Every foot of ground, every tree and brook, every lane and bridle path reminded her of him.
6 There were so many uniforms in the crowd--so many uniforms on so many men whom Scarlett knew, men she had met on hospital cots, on the streets, at the drill ground.
7 In fact, she could endure the hospital with equanimity now because it was a perfect happy hunting ground.
8 "Hold the reins," said Rhett shortly, swinging to the ground and tossing the bridle to Uncle Peter.
9 This was familiar ground and far more interesting than military operations.
10 The townsfolk sheltered as best they could in cellars, in holes in the ground and in shallow tunnels dug in railroad cuts.
11 A man who lay upon the ground at her feet, his head pillowed on his canteen, grinned up companionably at her words.
12 He took the lamp from her and set it on the ground.
13 He reached up roughly, caught her under the arms and swung her to the ground beside him.
14 His feet ground on the pebbles of the road and for a moment she saw his big shoulders looming up in the dark.
15 "I'll make a hant out of you if you don't get out of this wagon," said Scarlett, who was in no mood for argument, as she climbed lamely down to the ground.