1 The sight made him unhappy, and his unhappiness roused his latent fears.
2 All his life was lived in the sight and sound of Mattie Silver, and he could no longer conceive of its being otherwise.
3 But now all desire for change had vanished, and the sight of the little enclosure gave him a warm sense of continuance and stability.
4 To Ethan, still in the rosy haze of his hour with Mattie, the sight came with the intense precision of the last dream before waking.
5 Her husband stopped short at sight of her.
6 The sight of Mattie going about her work as he had seen her on so many mornings made it seem impossible that she should ever cease to be a part of the scene.
7 He saw Jotham Powell walking up the hill through the morning mist, and the familiar sight added to his growing conviction of security.
8 Ethan's long strides grew more rapid with the accelerated beat of his thoughts, and as he reached the foot of School House Hill he caught sight of Hale's sleigh in the distance.
9 At the sight of him, the Tarleton hounds rose up out of the red dust and stood waiting expectantly for their masters.
10 She was constitutionally unable to endure any man being in love with any woman not herself, and the sight of India Wilkes and Stuart at the speaking had been too much for her predatory nature.
11 The sight of Tom Slattery dawdling on his neighbors' porches, begging cotton seed for planting or a side of bacon to "tide him over," was a familiar one.
12 It was the sight of her mother's serene face upturned to the throne of God and His saints and angels, praying for blessings on those whom she loved.
13 It was ready to be carried to Twelve Oaks to be donned before the dancing began, but Scarlett shrugged at the sight of it.
14 Catching sight of Mammy's burden, Scarlett's expression changed from one of minor irritation to obstinate belligerency.
15 Honey's nervously obvious desire to be attractive to every man in sight contrasted sharply with her father's poise, and Scarlett had the thought that perhaps there was something in what Mrs. Tarleton said, after all.