1 The name threw a chill between them, and they stood a moment looking sideways at each other before Mattie said with a shy laugh.
2 It was a shy secret spot, full of the same dumb melancholy that Ethan felt in his heart.
3 With her younger daughters, she had success, for Suellen was so anxious to be attractive she lent an attentive and obedient ear to her mother's teachings, and Carreen was shy and easily led.
4 She wouldn't overlook a man of marriageable age, from ginger-whiskered old Frank Kennedy, who was Suellen's beau, on down to shy, quiet, blushing Charles Hamilton, Melanie's brother.
5 As she did, a shy voice behind her called her name and, turning, she saw Charles Hamilton.
6 Like most shy men he greatly admired airy, vivacious, always-at-ease girls like Scarlett.
7 She was naturally embarrassed and shy, and in agony lest they be overheard.
8 It was easy to see why he had been so shy, so unsophisticated, so idealistic.
9 He was unfailingly courteous to her, but she was a little timid with him, largely because she was shy with any man she had not known from childhood.
10 Too happy to be shy and reserved, she hung on her husband's arm and adored him openly with her eyes, with her smiles, her tears.
11 A little shy, now that the time had come to give it to him, she unrolled the package.
12 Scarlett always permitted Wade to sit up late when Rhett called because the shy child was fond of him, and Rhett oddly enough seemed to be fond of Wade.
13 He flushed and grinned embarrassedly and in general looked like a shy and sheepish boy.
14 His heart was sore and bewildered at Suellen's conduct and his vanity, the shy, touchy vanity of a middle-aged bachelor who knows himself to be unattractive to women, was deeply wounded.
15 Little Wade was very fond of him, though the boy was shy of most people, and even called him "Uncle Rhett," which annoyed Frank.