1 Her tone was so sweet that he took the pipe from his mouth and drew his chair up to the table.
2 Once he found her mouth again, and they seemed to be by the pond together in the burning August sun.
3 He leaned back and drew her mouth to his.
4 He got his face down close to hers, with his ear to her mouth, and in the darkness he saw her eyes open and heard her say his name.
5 Scarlett made a mouth of bored impatience.
6 Her face felt stiff as from pain and her mouth actually hurt from having stretched it, unwillingly, in smiles to prevent the twins from learning her secret.
7 Still she said nothing, wishing that it was permissible to shake one's father and tell him to hush his mouth.
8 Ellen's tired mouth smiled into the tumult as she addressed herself first to her husband, as a wife should.
9 Mammy stood beside the table, watching every forkful that traveled from plate to mouth, as though she intended to force the food down Ellen's throat should she see signs of flagging.
10 Scarlett sopped the wheat cake in the gravy and put it in her mouth.
11 There was a cool recklessness in his face and a cynical humor in his mouth as he smiled at her, and Scarlett caught her breath.
12 Nothing had ever startled or frightened her so much, and her mouth went too dry for her to utter a sound.
13 He sat clutching her hand, his mouth wide open.
14 He stuttered several times, closed his mouth and opened it again, and again became geranium colored.
15 Melanie and Charles, who were on excellent terms with their uncle, had frequently offered to relieve her of this ordeal, but Pitty always set her babyish mouth firmly and refused.