1 As the shrill words shot out Ethan heard a tap on the door, which he had drawn shut when he turned back from the threshold.
2 There was a last instant when the air shot past him like millions of fiery wires; and then the elm.
3 It was during one of these brawls that Stuart Tarleton had shot Cade Calvert and Tony Fontaine had shot Brent.
4 Her volatile spirits shot up from deepest depression to excited happiness.
5 Scarlett shot a look of sharp suspicion at her, but Mammy's broad face carried only a look of innocence and of regret that Scarlett was not the lady Melanie Hamilton was.
6 And, of course, her brother called him out, and Mr. Butler said he'd rather be shot than marry a stupid fool.
7 A thousand incoherent thoughts shot through her mind, and she could not catch a single one to mold into a word.
8 At least they hadn't shot each other.
9 Tore the horse's-- I shot the horse myself, poor creature.
10 They shot higher and higher and widened rapidly into a broad expanse of red before her terrified eyes.
11 Torrents of sparks shot to the sky and descended slowly, lazily, through blood-colored clouds of smoke.
12 Tell her Ah git her a hawse effen Ah gits shot fer it.
13 Some day I'll tell you with embellishments just where and how I stole him and how narrowly I missed getting shot.
14 As Rhett jerked the horse's head and turned him into another street, another deafening explosion tore the air and a monstrous skyrocket of flame and smoke shot up in the west.
15 Even in her frenzy, Scarlett wished she had Melanie with her, Melly with her quiet voice, Melly who was so brave the day she shot the Yankee.