1 Here and there a star pricked through, showing behind it a deep well of blue.
2 When her eye caught his, he smiled, showing animal-white teeth below a close-clipped black mustache.
3 As Melanie looked at Ashley, her plain face lit up as with an inner fire, for if ever a loving heart showed itself upon a face, it was showing now on Melanie Hamilton's.
4 On the front steps stood two women in black and behind them a large yellow woman with her hands under her apron and her white teeth showing in a wide smile.
5 "Mrs. Bonnell's children have the measles," said Mrs. Merriwether abruptly, showing plainly that she held Mrs. Bonnell personally responsible for permitting such a thing to happen.
6 They were no longer ruffled but were gathered up in scalloped festoons, showing braided petticoats beneath.
7 "Of course," said Rhett, his teeth showing beneath his mustache.
8 Only the respect due Miss Pittypat and his presence under her roof as a guest had restrained him from showing his feelings more obviously.
9 And they were new, not ragged, with dirty bare flesh and hairy legs showing through.
10 He picked up his hat and bowed and she saw in the light of the lamp that his teeth were showing in a smile beneath his mustache.
11 She thought dully what Aunt Pitty would say, if she could see her sprawled here on the front porch with her skirts up and her drawers showing, but she did not care.
12 She could not speak, but seeing the direction of his eyes and their quick averting, she realized that her basque was open to the waist and her bare bosom and corset cover were showing.
13 Their disapproval had grown stronger because of her unwomanly conduct in the matter of the mills, her immodesty in showing herself when she was pregnant and so many other things.
14 But Mammy was showing her age and rheumatism was slowing her lumbering tread.
15 She paid off the teamsters and Hugh and, abruptly leaving them, walked toward the office, showing plainly by her manner that she did not care to be accompanied.