1 They would swarm around her like bees around a hive, and certainly Ashley would be drawn from Melanie to join the circle of her admirers.
2 Ashley had made no attempt to join the circle about her, in fact she had not had a word alone with him since arriving, or even spoken to him since their first greeting.
3 Miss O'Hara--I--I had already decided that if we did fight, I'd go over to South Carolina and join a troop there.
4 Ellen protested but Charles pleaded with new-found eloquence, for he was impatient to be off to South Carolina to join Wade Hampton's Legion, and Gerald sided with the two young people.
5 A week after the wedding Charles left to join Colonel Wade Hampton, and two weeks later Ashley and the Troop departed, leaving the whole County bereft.
6 They all cried to her that she must join their knitting and sewing circles and their hospital committees, and no one else's, and she promised recklessly to right and left.
7 She's afraid he'll join the army if he gets out of her sight.
8 The two girls looked an invitation to join them, but he went onto the front porch and, seating himself on the top step, dropped his head on his cupped palm.
9 Gulping down the bitter brew of parched corn and dried sweet potatoes that passed for coffee, she went out to join the girls.
10 Will was acutely ill with pneumonia and when the girls put him to bed, they feared he would soon join the boy in the burying ground.
11 Scarlett tried to join politely in the laughter but she did not see any point to the story except that Creoles were just as stuck up as Charleston and Savannah people.
12 With Sam on the place, Pork could come to Atlanta and join Dilcey as she had promised him when Gerald died.
13 No negro wanted to join a party made up entirely of sinners, so they hastened to join the Republicans.
14 "Pray join me, Mrs. Butler," he said and his voice was a little thick.
15 She remembered with dread Rhett's remark that he would even join their damned Klan to be respectable, though he hoped God would not lay so heavy a penance on his shoulders.