1 "I've a good mind to go and hunt up those stomach powders I got last year over in Springfield," she continued.
2 They seemed never too busy to drop work for a fish fry, a hunt or a horse race, and scarcely a week went by without its barbecue or ball.
3 It needed salt badly but she was too hungry to hunt for it.
4 But anyone at Tara who won't work can go hunt up the Yankees.
5 She was born to be pampered and waited upon, and here she was, sick and ragged, driven by hunger to hunt for food in the gardens of her neighbors.
6 At Christmas time Frank Kennedy and a small troop from the commissary department jogged up to Tara on a futile hunt for grain and animals for the army.
7 A stable boy who didn't rub down his horse after a day's hunt.
8 On these occasions Hugh was forced to hunt up new workmen and the mill was late in starting.
9 Oh, Rhett, I just run and run and hunt and I can't ever find what it is I'm hunting for.
10 Pitty, who desired nothing except to live comfortably amid the love of her relatives, would have been very pleased, in this matter, to run with the hares and hunt with the hounds.
11 "Wait till she's old enough to hunt," he boasted.
12 I'm going to hunt in old towns and old countries where some of the old times must still linger.
13 Miss Pragg, the secretary, had been called away, and there would be notes and dinner-cards to write, lost addresses to hunt up, and other social drudgery to perform.
14 But it is women who are the calm realists once they discard the fetishes of the premarital hunt.
15 Be careful in the hunt, ye mates.