1 Brent turned in the saddle and called to the negro groom.
2 The wide curving driveway was full of saddle horses and carriages and guests alighting and calling greetings to friends.
3 "Don't go," he called, rising in his saddle and holding up his hand.
4 She noted how shrunken were the thighs that once bulged with saddle muscles.
5 He sat slouched in the saddle, a thick, rough-looking man with an unkempt black beard straggling over his unbuttoned blue jacket.
6 One foot in the shortened stirrup and the other leg crooked about the pommel in an approximation of a side saddle, she set out across the fields toward Mimosa, steeling herself to find it burned.
7 Scarlett caught a flashing glimpse of thin legs, a flurry of skirts and underclothing and Melanie was in the saddle, her feet dangling far above the stirrups.
8 He had found him unconscious by the roadside and had brought him, across his saddle, to Tara, the nearest house.
9 Will Benteen was another soldier, like the nameless boy, who arrived unconscious across the saddle of a comrade.
10 A few saddle horses and mule teams were hitched outside the wooden awning of Bullard's store.
11 Driving home with Archie in the chill twilight, Scarlett saw a clutter of saddle horses, buggies and wagons outside the Girl of the Period Saloon.
12 With the Republicans in the political saddle the town entered into an era of waste and ostentation, with the trappings of refinement thinly veneering the vice and vulgarity beneath.
13 From the time the child could walk he took her about with him constantly, in the carriage or in front of his saddle.
14 Because Bonnie liked to ride on the front of his saddle, he stayed out of doors more and the sunburn began to creep across his dark face, making him swarthier than ever.
15 People who had never liked him came to smile as he went by with the small figure perched before him on his saddle.