1 That silly nephew of hers, Charlie Hamilton, and Honey Wilkes.
2 She only saw a boy of twenty, red as a beet and looking very silly.
3 She wished that she could tell him how silly he looked.
4 What a silly thing to say to a man, thought Scarlett, ready to giggle with relief.
5 She saw Honey's awkward wigglings and heard her silly titters as she hung onto boys' arms, and the thought stung her to new rage, rage at herself, at Ashley, at the world.
6 Honey was a fool, a silly, a simpleton about men, but she had a feminine instinct about other women that Scarlett had underestimated.
7 Uncle Henry liked Scarlett immediately because, he said, he could see that for all her silly affectations she had a few grains of sense.
8 The other women were simply silly and hysterical with their talk of patriotism and the Cause, and the men were almost as bad with their talk of vital issues and States' Rights.
9 It was such a silly situation, after all.
10 She isn't like these other silly little fools who believe everything their mammas tell them and act on it, no matter how they feel.
11 "Don't be silly," said Scarlett shortly.
12 You think her silly and stupid and her patriotic notions bore you.
13 "Don't be silly, I won't look at you," said Scarlett.
14 How silly of Melanie to be bothering about modesty at a time like this, Scarlett thought irritably.
15 Now, Miss Scarlett, don't say they are silly.