1 Cade Calvert was there and, after I settled about Dilcey, we all set on the gallery and had several toddies.
2 The people who settled the town called successively Terminus, Marthasville and Atlanta, were a pushy people.
3 "I know how you feel but there isn't any sacrifice too great for the Cause," broke in Mrs. Elsing in a soft voice that settled matters.
4 When the war was over, everything would be settled, somehow.
5 Young Carey looked confused and pleased at hearing such statements from settled matrons and spinsters like Mrs. Meade and Melanie and Aunt Pitty and Fanny, and tried to hope that Scarlett really meant it.
6 And upon learning the cause of the upset, he settled the matter with words that left no room for argument.
7 Evidently he had forgotten the contretemps, or pretended to have forgotten it, for he settled himself on the top step at her feet without mention of their late difference.
8 And, as Scarlett settled the heavy basket across her arm, she had settled her own mind and her own life.
9 Just a little cold which had settled in his chest, he said, trying to rise to greet her.
10 But when the weeks crawled by and Ashley did not come or any news of him, Tara settled back into its old routine.
11 Many Irish and Germans who had been bounty men in the Union Army had settled in Atlanta after their discharge.
12 Especially did she resent this in view of the enormous increase in mulatto babies in Atlanta since the Yankee soldiers had settled in the town.
13 She blew her nose on his bandanna, for she had come from Atlanta without even a handkerchief, and settled back into the crook of Will's arm.
14 The eyes of the neighbors were expectantly upon him as they settled themselves in easier positions for a long harangue.
15 One cry from her of love and longing, one look that pleaded for his arms, and the matter would be settled forever.