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But
Scarlett
did
not
laugh
at
this
and
Ashley
,
who
had
laughed
,
stopped
abruptly
as
he
saw
Mammy
shoot
a
quick
,
guarded
glance
at
Scarlett
.
Suellen
,
moved
to
generosity
by
the
party
spirit
of
the
occasion
,
produced
her
Irish-lace
collar
,
somewhat
worn
but
still
pretty
,
and
Carreen
insisted
that
Scarlett
wear
her
slippers
to
Atlanta
,
for
they
were
in
better
condition
than
any
others
at
Tara
.
Melanie
begged
Mammy
to
leave
her
enough
velvet
scraps
to
recover
the
frame
of
her
battered
bonnet
and
brought
shouts
of
laughter
when
she
said
the
old
rooster
was
going
to
part
with
his
gorgeous
bronze
and
green-black
tail
feathers
unless
he
took
to
the
swamp
immediately
.
Scarlett
,
watching
the
flying
fingers
,
heard
the
laughter
and
looked
at
them
all
with
concealed
bitterness
and
contempt
.
"
They
have
n't
an
idea
what
is
really
happening
to
me
or
to
themselves
or
to
the
South
.
They
still
think
,
in
spite
of
everything
,
that
nothing
really
dreadful
can
happen
to
any
of
them
because
they
are
who
they
are
,
O'Haras
,
Wilkeses
,
Hamiltons
.
Even
the
darkies
feel
that
way
.
Oh
,
they
're
all
fools
!
They
'll
never
realize
!
They
'll
go
right
on
thinking
and
living
as
they
always
have
,
and
nothing
will
change
them
.
Melly
can
dress
in
rags
and
pick
cotton
and
even
help
me
murder
a
man
but
it
does
n't
change
her
.
She
's
still
the
shy
well-bred
Mrs.
Wilkes
,
the
perfect
lady
!
And
Ashley
can
see
death
and
war
and
be
wounded
and
lie
in
jail
and
come
home
to
less
than
nothing
and
still
be
the
same
gentleman
he
was
when
he
had
all
Twelve
Oaks
behind
him
.
Will
is
different
.
He
knows
how
things
really
are
but
then
Will
never
had
anything
much
to
lose
.
And
as
for
Suellen
and
Carreen
--
they
think
all
this
is
just
a
temporary
matter
.
They
do
n't
change
to
meet
changed
conditions
because
they
think
it
'll
all
be
over
soon
.
They
think
God
is
going
to
work
a
miracle
especially
for
their
benefit
.
But
He
wo
n't
.
The
only
miracle
that
's
going
to
be
worked
around
here
is
the
one
I
'm
going
to
work
on
Rhett
Butler
...
They
wo
n't
change
.
Maybe
they
ca
n't
change
.
I
'm
the
only
one
who
's
changed
--
and
I
would
n't
have
changed
if
I
could
have
helped
it
.
"
Mammy
finally
turned
the
men
out
of
the
dining
room
and
closed
the
door
,
so
the
fitting
could
begin
.
Pork
helped
Gerald
upstairs
to
bed
and
Ashley
and
Will
were
left
alone
in
the
lamplight
in
the
front
hall
.
They
were
silent
for
a
while
and
Will
chewed
his
tobacco
like
a
placid
ruminant
animal
.
But
his
mild
face
was
far
from
placid
.
"
This
goin
'
to
Atlanta
,
"
he
said
at
last
in
a
slow
voice
,
"
I
do
n't
like
it
.
Not
one
bit
.
"
Ashley
looked
at
Will
quickly
and
then
looked
away
,
saying
nothing
but
wondering
if
Will
had
the
same
awful
suspicion
which
was
haunting
him
.
But
that
was
impossible
.
Will
did
n't
know
what
had
taken
place
in
the
orchard
that
afternoon
and
how
it
had
driven
Scarlett
to
desperation
.
Will
could
n't
have
noticed
Mammy
's
face
when
Rhett
Butler
's
name
was
mentioned
and
,
besides
,
Will
did
n't
know
about
Rhett
's
money
or
his
foul
reputation
.
At
least
,
Ashley
did
not
think
he
could
know
these
things
,
but
since
coming
back
to
Tara
he
had
realized
that
Will
,
like
Mammy
,
seemed
to
know
things
without
being
told
,
to
sense
them
before
they
happened
.
There
was
something
ominous
in
the
air
,
exactly
what
Ashley
did
not
know
,
but
he
was
powerless
to
save
Scarlett
from
it
.
She
had
not
met
his
eyes
once
that
evening
and
the
hard
bright
gaiety
with
which
she
had
treated
him
was
frightening
.
The
suspicions
which
tore
at
him
were
too
terrible
to
be
put
into
words
.
He
did
not
have
the
right
to
insult
her
by
asking
her
if
they
were
true
.
He
clenched
his
fists
.
He
had
no
rights
at
all
where
she
was
concerned
;
this
afternoon
he
had
forfeited
them
all
,
forever
.
He
could
not
help
her
.
No
one
could
help
her
.
But
when
he
thought
of
Mammy
and
the
look
of
grim
determination
she
wore
as
she
cut
into
the
velvet
curtains
,
he
was
cheered
a
little
.
Mammy
would
take
care
of
Scarlett
whether
Scarlett
wished
it
or
not
.
"
I
have
caused
all
this
,
"
he
thought
despairingly
.
"
I
have
driven
her
to
this
.
"
