1 Nuthin cept one ole sow an her litter.
2 And you and Prissy go bring in the sow and her litter, she said briefly, turning on her heel.
3 That morning the house was still, for everyone except Scarlett, Wade and the three sick girls was in the swamp hunting the sow.
4 Those fools would never catch the sow.
5 It had taken them a week to capture the pigs, one by one, and now after two weeks the sow was still at liberty.
6 The old sow had finally been captured and she and her brood rooted and grunted happily under the house where they were penned.
7 "Good for the sow," thought Scarlett.
8 A pang went through her as she heard an agonized squealing which was suddenly stilled by a pistol shot and she knew that the sow was dead.
9 "I'll tear this house down, stone by stone, and burn it and sow every acre with salt before I see either of you put foot over this threshold," she shouted.
10 For the nonce, however, he proposed to sail about, and sow his wild oats in all four oceans.
11 Also, a sow and her family were helping to grace the scene.
12 Naturally this unseemly contretemps had greatly upset our hero; for, however foolish be a madman's words, they may yet prove sufficient to sow doubt in the minds of saner individuals.
13 Were it mine, I should put it under flax, and clear five thousand roubles, or else sow it with turnips, and clear, perhaps, four thousand.
14 Plant, sow, and dig the earth without taking a moment's rest.
15 It was given out that the pasture was exhausted and needed re-seeding; but it soon became known that Napoleon intended to sow it with barley.