1 And when she admitted it, modestly and sweetly, she would look a thousand things more.
2 A thousand incoherent thoughts shot through her mind, and she could not catch a single one to mold into a word.
3 "It would cost about two thousand dollars, Confederate money," he said with a grin at her woebegone expression.
4 And he was a thousand times more thrilling.
5 In Liverpool it would bring one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, but there was no hope of getting it to Liverpool.
6 In spite of all these trials and tribulations, Atlanta's ten thousand population had grown to double that number during the war.
7 Johnston had lost around ten thousand men in his retreat.
8 He needed ten thousand more fresh troops.
9 At the sight of the watch which she had seen in John Wilkes' hands a thousand times, the full realization came over Scarlett that Ashley's father was really dead.
10 That night there were a thousand campfires.
11 The clay had hardened, some time in this indeterminate day which had lasted a thousand years.
12 The world lay only a few miles away, but a thousand miles of tumbling waves might have stretched between Tara and Jonesboro and Fayetteville and Lovejoy, even between Tara and the neighbors' plantations.
13 She had privately gone through Gerald's pockets and his cash box and all she could find was stacks of Confederate bonds and three thousand dollars in Confederate bills.
14 "All our cotton--a hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth," said Scarlett bitterly.
15 They might be a thousand miles away or only across the river.