1 Both bowed to the inexorable truth: they knew that Zeena never changed her mind, and that in her case a resolve once taken was equivalent to an act performed.
2 "Oh," cried Scarlett, fresh pain striking her as Gerald's words brought home the terrible inevitability of the truth.
3 She knew that her mother was the embodiment of justice, truth, loving tenderness and profound wisdom--a great lady.
4 It would be interesting to know who was the father of Emmie Slattery's baby, but Scarlett knew she would never learn the truth of the matter if she waited to hear it from her mother.
5 She said "fiddle-dee-dee" many times, declared that the truth wasn't in any of them, and vowed that she'd never believe anything any man told her.
6 His were doubly confusing because she had a vague idea there was truth in them.
7 It was annoying the way Melly always misconstrued her motives--but perhaps that was far preferable to having her suspect the truth.
8 She thought: "They both see the truth of this war, but Ashley is willing to die about it and Rhett isn't."
9 Other people might call his utterances treachery but, to Scarlett, they always rang with common sense and truth.
10 That there was truth in his last words did not occur to her.
11 Somewhere, Ashley was fighting, perhaps dying, and the newspaper office was the only place where she could learn the truth.
12 Well, she'd make up some pitiful story about a soldier in the hospital who needed it and Rhett need never know the truth.
13 The truth was that the North was holding the South in a virtual state of siege, though many did not realize it.
14 The ladies smiled approvingly, for his lightest utterance was regarded as incontrovertible truth.
15 Rhett, Captain Randall was lying to me, just like all the men do-- trying to keep the truth from us women for fear we'll faint.