1 If I think of it now, it will upset me.
2 Darling," she said, "don't you get upset.
3 Poor things, they'd certainly be upset.
4 He loved me but he was afraid to marry me because--for fear I'd upset his way of thinking and living.
5 Had it not been for the upset conditions due to the war and his own services to the Confederate government, Rhett Butler would never have been received in Atlanta.
6 Pittypat fluttered, too upset by the accusation to recall that Mrs. Merriwether had also been Rhett Butler's hostess on several occasions.
7 He had been tired and upset when he said it.
8 And you mustn't worry about me, though you are sweet to be so upset.
9 And upon learning the cause of the upset, he settled the matter with words that left no room for argument.
10 She's so scared she'll upset Miss Melly and that won't do any good.
11 Uncle Henry fidgeted, coughed and did not look at her, lest he catch sight of a tear that would upset him.
12 She would have to explain to her just why Mrs. Meade couldn't come and the knowledge that Phil Meade was badly wounded might upset her.
13 Upset ladies always upset him and made him feel helpless.
14 I'll make him think I always loved him and was just upset and frightened that night.
15 But the very notion has upset the darkies till they're right addled.