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Gerald
himself
never
quite
knew
how
it
all
came
about
.
He
only
knew
that
a
miracle
had
happened
.
And
,
for
once
in
his
life
,
he
was
utterly
humble
when
Ellen
,
very
white
but
very
calm
,
put
a
light
hand
on
his
arm
and
said
:
"
I
will
marry
you
,
Mr.
O'Hara
.
"
The
thunderstruck
Robillards
knew
the
answer
in
part
,
but
only
Ellen
and
her
mammy
ever
knew
the
whole
story
of
the
night
when
the
girl
sobbed
till
the
dawn
like
a
broken-hearted
child
and
rose
up
in
the
morning
a
woman
with
her
mind
made
up
.
With
foreboding
,
Mammy
had
brought
her
young
mistress
a
small
package
,
addressed
in
a
strange
hand
from
New
Orleans
,
a
package
containing
a
miniature
of
Ellen
,
which
she
flung
to
the
floor
with
a
cry
,
four
letters
in
her
own
handwriting
to
Philippe
Robillard
,
and
a
brief
letter
from
a
New
Orleans
priest
,
announcing
the
death
of
her
cousin
in
a
barroom
brawl
.
"
They
drove
him
away
,
Father
and
Pauline
and
Eulalie
.
They
drove
him
away
.
I
hate
them
.
I
hate
them
all
.
I
never
want
to
see
them
again
.
I
want
to
get
away
.
I
will
go
away
where
I
'll
never
see
them
again
,
or
this
town
,
or
anyone
who
reminds
me
of
--
of
--
him
.
"
And
when
the
night
was
nearly
spent
,
Mammy
,
who
had
cried
herself
out
over
her
mistress
'
dark
head
,
protested
,
"
But
,
honey
,
you
kain
do
dat
!
"
"
I
will
do
it
.
He
is
a
kind
man
.
I
will
do
it
or
go
into
the
convent
at
Charleston
.
"
It
was
the
threat
of
the
convent
that
finally
won
the
assent
of
bewildered
and
heartstricken
Pierre
Robillard
.
He
was
staunchly
Presbyterian
,
even
though
his
family
were
Catholic
,
and
the
thought
of
his
daughter
becoming
a
nun
was
even
worse
than
that
of
her
marrying
Gerald
O'Hara
.
After
all
,
the
man
had
nothing
against
him
but
a
lack
of
family
.
So
,
Ellen
,
no
longer
Robillard
,
turned
her
back
on
Savannah
,
never
to
see
it
again
,
and
with
a
middle-aged
husband
,
Mammy
,
and
twenty
"
house
niggers
"
journeyed
toward
Tara
.
The
next
year
,
their
first
child
was
born
and
they
named
her
Katie
Scarlett
,
after
Gerald
's
mother
.
Gerald
was
disappointed
,
for
he
had
wanted
a
son
,
but
he
nevertheless
was
pleased
enough
over
his
small
black-haired
daughter
to
serve
rum
to
every
slave
at
Tara
and
to
get
roaringly
,
happily
drunk
himself
.
