1 Gerald was disappointed, for he had wanted a son, but he nevertheless was pleased enough over his small black-haired daughter to serve rum to every slave at Tara and to get roaringly, happily drunk himself.
2 Of the swiftly scampering child, all that now remained were two tiny feet, inadequate to her weight, and a tendency to prattle happily and aimlessly.
3 But, all in all, life went on as happily as was possible under the circumstances.
4 Everyone looked happily tired as they waved to her again and she returned their greetings drearily.
5 Then she dismissed Captain Butler from her mind as she happily viewed her reflection, remembering how Ashley had always liked her dimples.
6 "Oh, Ashley," she whispered happily, thrilling at his words and his touch on her face.
7 The old sow had finally been captured and she and her brood rooted and grunted happily under the house where they were penned.
8 "Dreadfully," answered Suellen, happily beckoning with a smile to Frank.
9 And if the war had not come I would have lived out my life, happily buried at Twelve Oaks, contentedly watching life go by and never being a part of it.
10 Aunt Pitty prattled on happily, pleased as a child at having an audience.
11 He breathed heavily and happily.
12 Wade went dancing out happily, calling to Pork, and Rhett picked up the baby again.
13 But nothing should come out; and happily for his side of the case, the dirty rags, however pieced together, could not, without considerable difficulty, be turned into a homogeneous grievance.
14 "Some time I'll have a mahogany tea-table," she said happily.
15 But the wheat and grass were sleek velvet under the sunset; the prairie clouds were tawny gold; and she swung happily into Main Street.