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"
Oh
,
but
Will
!
They
could
n't
sell
out
Tara
.
Why
--
"
His
mild
pale
eyes
showed
more
hate
and
bitterness
than
she
thought
possible
.
"
Oh
,
could
n't
they
?
Well
,
they
could
and
they
will
and
they
'll
like
doin
'
it
!
Miss
Scarlett
,
the
country
's
gone
plumb
to
hell
,
if
you
'll
pardon
me
.
Those
Carpetbaggers
and
Scallawags
can
vote
and
most
of
us
Democrats
ca
n't
.
Ca
n't
no
Democrat
in
this
state
vote
if
he
was
on
the
tax
books
for
more
than
two
thousand
dollars
in
'
sixty-five
.
That
lets
out
folks
like
your
pa
and
Mr.
Tarleton
and
the
McRaes
and
the
Fontaine
boys
.
Ca
n't
nobody
vote
who
was
a
colonel
and
over
in
the
war
and
,
Miss
Scarlett
,
I
bet
this
state
's
got
more
colonels
than
any
state
in
the
Confederacy
.
And
ca
n't
nobody
vote
who
held
office
under
the
Confederate
government
and
that
lets
out
everybody
from
the
notaries
to
the
judges
,
and
the
woods
are
full
of
folks
like
that
.
Fact
is
,
the
way
the
Yankees
have
framed
up
that
amnesty
oath
,
ca
n't
nobody
who
was
somebody
before
the
war
vote
at
all
.
Not
the
smart
folks
nor
the
quality
folks
nor
the
rich
folks
.
"
Huh
!
I
could
vote
if
I
took
their
damned
oath
.
I
did
n't
have
any
money
in
'
sixty-five
and
I
certainly
war
n't
a
colonel
or
nothin
'
remarkable
.
But
I
ai
n't
goin
'
to
take
their
oath
.
Not
by
a
dinged
sight
!
If
the
Yankees
had
acted
right
,
I
'd
have
taken
their
oath
of
allegiance
but
I
ai
n't
now
.
I
can
be
restored
to
the
Union
but
I
ca
n't
be
reconstructed
into
it
.
I
ai
n't
goin
'
to
take
their
oath
even
if
I
do
n't
never
vote
again
--
But
scum
like
that
Hilton
feller
,
he
can
vote
,
and
scoundrels
like
Jonas
Wilkerson
and
pore
whites
like
the
Slatterys
and
no-counts
like
the
MacIntoshes
,
they
can
vote
.
And
they
're
runnin
'
things
now
.
And
if
they
want
to
come
down
on
you
for
extra
taxes
a
dozen
times
,
they
can
do
it
.
Just
like
a
nigger
can
kill
a
white
man
and
not
get
hung
or
--
"
He
paused
,
embarrassed
,
and
the
memory
of
what
had
happened
to
a
lone
white
woman
on
an
isolated
farm
near
Lovejoy
was
in
both
their
minds
...
.
"
Those
niggers
can
do
anything
against
us
and
the
Freedmen
's
Bureau
and
the
soldiers
will
back
them
up
with
guns
and
we
ca
n't
vote
or
do
nothin
'
about
it
.
"
"
Vote
!
"
she
cried
.
"
Vote
!
What
on
earth
has
voting
got
to
do
with
all
this
,
Will
?
It
's
taxes
we
're
talking
about
...
.
Will
,
everybody
knows
what
a
good
plantation
Tara
is
.
We
could
mortgage
it
for
enough
to
pay
the
taxes
,
if
we
had
to
.
"
"
Miss
Scarlett
,
you
ai
n't
any
fool
but
sometimes
you
talk
like
one
.
"
Who
's
got
any
money
to
lend
you
on
this
property
?
Who
except
the
Carpetbaggers
who
are
tryin
'
to
take
Tara
away
from
you
?
Why
,
everybody
's
got
land
.
Everybody
's
land
pore
.
You
ca
n't
give
away
land
.
"
"
I
've
got
those
diamond
earbobs
I
got
off
that
Yankee
.
We
could
sell
them
.
"
"
Miss
Scarlett
,
who
'
round
here
has
got
money
for
earbobs
?
Folks
ai
n't
got
money
to
buy
side
meat
,
let
alone
gewgaws
.
If
you
've
got
ten
dollars
in
gold
,
I
take
oath
that
's
more
than
most
folks
have
got
.
"
They
were
silent
again
and
Scarlett
felt
as
if
she
were
butting
her
head
against
a
stone
wall
.
There
had
been
so
many
stone
walls
to
butt
against
this
last
year
.
