1 This was worth getting expelled from the university.
2 The Troop bowed to real worth and moreover, because they liked him, they made him an officer.
3 Life was a hopeless affair and certainly not worth living.
4 Nothing is worth what is happening to us now and what may happen, for if the Yankees whip us the future will be one of incredible horror.
5 But even with this under-cover gossip seeping about, he could have retained his popularity had he considered it worth retaining.
6 That in itself was enough to make the affair a success, for now a dollar in silver was worth sixty dollars in Confederate paper money.
7 He said nothing in the world was worth what this war was going to do to us.
8 It was said that he was at the head of a combine worth more than a million dollars, with Wilmington as its headquarters for the purpose of buying blockade goods on the docks.
9 Yes, Tara was worth fighting for, and she accepted simply and without question the fight.
10 That was about enough to buy one square meal for them all, she thought ironically, now that Confederate money was worth almost less than nothing at all.
11 "All our cotton--a hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth," said Scarlett bitterly.
12 Melly was worth three of the others.
13 You see, when I enlisted I sold most of my land and I put all my money in Confederate bonds and you know what they're worth now.
14 It's worth being in jail to see you again and to hear you say things like that.
15 She wasn't like these people who had gambled everything on a Cause that was gone and were content to be proud of having lost that Cause, because it was worth any sacrifice.