1 Only I always try to pick a day when Ethan's off somewheres.
2 The carriage plowed its way farther and halted for a moment to permit two ladies with baskets of bandages on their arms to pick precarious passages across the sloppy street on stepping stones.
3 She raised her skirts and tried to pick her way among them toward a knot of men who were directing the stretcher bearers.
4 Tears started from Mammy's eyes as she leaned down to pick up the buckets.
5 Little did it matter though, to her or the Confederacy, now that all the field hands had run away and there was no one to pick the cotton.
6 Every morning he went out importantly with a basket to pick up twigs and chips to start the fires with.
7 It was September and time to pick the cotton.
8 Melly can dress in rags and pick cotton and even help me murder a man but it doesn't change her.
9 There wasn't much need for a commissary, Miss Scarlett, because we couldn't hardly pick up a thing for the army, and I thought the place for an able-bodied man was in the fighting line.
10 If they amounted to anything they'd have stayed where they were, instead of coming down here to pick our bones.
11 Perhaps the negroes were right and she did pick them up from the streets.
12 I've made money for you and I've earned my salary--and what I could pick up on the side, too.
13 And if you like jewelry, you can have it but I'm going to pick it out.
14 And then India will drive down and pick him up.
15 Scarlett, I was never one to patiently pick up broken fragments and glue them together and tell myself that the mended whole was as good as new.