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"

Well

,

"

she

said

shortly

,

"

I

did

promise

him

that

and

I

do

n't

go

back

on

my

promises

.

But

I

wo

n't

go

to

Macon

and

stay

with

that

old

Burr

cat

.

I

'd

claw

her

eyes

out

in

five

minutes

.

I

'm

going

home

to

Tara

and

you

can

come

with

me

.

Mother

would

love

to

have

you

.

"

"

Oh

,

I

'd

like

that

!

Your

mother

is

so

sweet

.

But

you

know

Auntie

would

just

die

if

she

was

n't

with

me

when

the

baby

came

,

and

I

know

she

wo

n't

go

to

Tara

.

It

's

too

close

to

the

fighting

,

and

Auntie

wants

to

be

safe

.

"

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Dr.

Meade

,

who

had

arrived

out

of

breath

,

expecting

to

find

Melanie

in

premature

labor

at

least

,

judging

by

Aunt

Pitty

's

alarmed

summoning

,

was

indignant

and

said

as

much

.

And

upon

learning

the

cause

of

the

upset

,

he

settled

the

matter

with

words

that

left

no

room

for

argument

.

"

It

's

out

of

the

question

for

you

to

go

to

Macon

,

Miss

Melly

.

I

wo

n't

answer

for

you

if

you

move

.

The

trains

are

crowded

and

uncertain

and

the

passengers

are

liable

to

be

put

off

in

the

woods

at

any

time

,

if

the

trains

are

needed

for

the

wounded

or

troops

and

supplies

.

In

your

condition

--

"

"

But

if

I

went

to

Tara

with

Scarlett

--

"

"

I

tell

you

I

wo

n't

have

you

moved

.

The

train

to

Tara

is

the

train

to

Macon

and

the

same

conditions

prevail

.

Moreover

,

no

one

knows

just

where

the

Yankees

are

now

,

but

they

are

all

over

everywhere

.

Your

train

might

even

be

captured

.

And

even

if

you

reached

Jonesboro

safely

,

there

'd

be

a

five-mile

ride

over

a

rough

road

before

you

ever

reached

Tara

.

It

's

no

trip

for

a

woman

in

a

delicate

condition

.

Besides

,

there

's

not

a

doctor

in

the

County

since

old

Dr.

Fontaine

joined

the

army

.

"

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"

But

there

are

midwives

--

"

"

I

said

a

doctor

,

"

he

answered

brusquely

and

his

eyes

unconsciously

went

over

her

tiny

frame

.

"

I

wo

n't

have

you

moved

.

It

might

be

dangerous

.

You

do

n't

want

to

have

the

baby

on

the

train

or

in

a

buggy

,

do

you

?

"

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