1 I was--oh, so very frightened and upset and you were so--so-- She looked down and saw his brown hand tighten over hers.
2 The thought of speaking of Melanie now, of making the inevitable arrangements that follow a death made her throat tighten.
3 Watching Tom I saw the wad of muscle back of his shoulder tighten under his coat.
4 She tightened her fierce hold about his neck.
5 Mrs. Hale answered simply: "There was nowhere else for her to go;" and my heart tightened at the thought of the hard compulsions of the poor.
6 The Yankee blockade about the Confederate ports had tightened, and luxuries such as tea, coffee, silks, whalebone stays, colognes, fashion magazines and books were scarce and dear.
7 The Yankee gunboats had tightened the mesh at the ports and very few ships were now able to slip past the blockade.
8 The hand on her arm tightened until it pinched and the wrinkled lids over the yellow eyes blinked.
9 He yelled louder at this treatment and she hastily tightened the triangular garment about his threshing legs.
10 Her jaw line tightened to squareness and her eyes went emerald.
11 You remember when the blockade tightened, I couldn't get a boat out of any Confederate port or into one, so there the money stayed in England.
12 She said "Oh" in a stunned voice and tightened her fingers over her crimson face.
13 As he spoke, his light grip tightened on her hand and in his voice was the sad magic of old half-forgotten songs.
14 He drank slowly, watching her over the glass and she tightened her nerves, trying to keep from trembling.
15 She rose without haste, though her knees shook, tightened the wrapper across her hips and threw back her hair from her face.