1 They are enshrined in the hearts of all loyal Southerners, and no one begrudges them the scant monetary returns they make for their risks.
2 Atlanta read, knew the oracle had spoken, and, as loyal Confederates, they hastened to cast Rhett out.
3 I'm sure he's just as loyal and patriotic as any of us and he's just too proud to defend himself.
4 She could afford to be loyal to Dimity and say nice things about her, for Alex Fontaine had never been one of her own beaux.
5 Everybody isn't as loyal to the dead as you are to poor Charlie.
6 Many loyal field hands also refused to avail themselves of the new freedom, but the hordes of "trashy free issue niggers," who were causing most of the trouble, were drawn largely from the field-hand class.
7 He said they could strain a point about Mr. O'Hara bein a loyal Union sympathizer.
8 He was a fightin Irishman and a Southern gentleman and as loyal a Confederate as ever lived.
9 He was honest and he was loyal, he was patient and he was hard working, but certainly he was not quality.
10 And Melanie, bewildered, broken hearted but still loyal, did not try to repair it.
11 To keep in power he's been desperately manufacturing Klan outrage stories where none exist, telling of loyal Republicans being hung up by the thumbs and honest darkies lynched for rape.
12 Melanie had known--and yet, she had remained her loyal friend.
13 Her hostess had not been included in the Duchess's invitation, though she herself had made the most loyal efforts in that direction.
14 The embarrassed but loyal Vida Sherwin unbuttoned her high black shoes.
15 Sam Clark was no more loyal than girl librarians she knew in St. Paul, the people she had met in Chicago.