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From: Doris Phipps
Subject: [Af-test] brim teethe
Date: Sun, 6 Aug 2006 04:04:38 -0400

Miz Wilkes sont me to work for you, he said shortly. For two cents, Id dig up allthe Yankees and throw them in the city dump! But we will buildback, because we have hearts like yours to build upon. Everyone knew hardtimes were here to stay. Finally to quiet him, shesaid meekly she hadnt really meant it. Scarlett thought this organization did little else exceptargue the merits of General John B. Ill never have another one, she decided firmly. I hates them, like all mountain folks hates them. He returned Scarletts stare coldly and spat across the rail of thebanister before he spoke. It was the same with all the smart young men she knew, the doctors,the lawyers, the storekeepers. And they gave such splendid balls anddrove such fine horses and simply worshiped Southern girls! As for Hugh, he could drive adelivery wagon if he still wanted to work for her. Scarlett saw Ashley frequently now but she never saw him alone. With this final defiance Melanie burst into tears and tried to makeher stumbling way to the door. Hugh was so incompetent, for all that he tried so hard. But now they welcomedhis reassuring presence. And they gave such splendid balls anddrove such fine horses and simply worshiped Southern girls! And the sooner we forgetit, the better well be. His thick gray brows writhedtogether as though the effort of stringing words together wasdifficult. I reckon, said Archie laconically and, after a pause, I was aconvict for nigh on to forty years. The best grade offlooring the mill had ever turned out and he had practically givenit away! If youre bound to gad about, Ill drive you. The man who was making his way across the back yard stumped, likeWill Benteen, on a wooden leg. Like as not, his crew wont beworking either. She did not want to think of them at all. His thick gray brows writhedtogether as though the effort of stringing words together wasdifficult. Thefolks that gits the convicts, they dont care. In the nights of the late summer her small, feebly lighted housewas always full of guests. But the military authorities were in afury. With these difficulties Hugh didnt get intotown to sell the lumber for days on end. The man who was making his way across the back yard stumped, likeWill Benteen, on a wooden leg. He was rude and dirty and, occasionally, very odorous buthe served his purpose. Hugh was just hopelesslystupid, while Ashley was merely new at the business. The best grade offlooring the mill had ever turned out and he had practically givenit away! Im going to get JohnnieGallegher and lease me some convicts. Melanies voice gathered strength in the stillness of the room.

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