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"
Me
,
I
am
dead
to
shame
,
"
grinned
Rene
.
"
Who
would
be
respectable
?
All
of
my
days
I
was
respectable
until
ze
war
set
me
free
lak
ze
darkies
.
Nevaire
again
must
I
be
deegneefied
and
full
of
ennui
.
Free
lak
ze
bird
!
I
lak
my
pie
wagon
.
I
lak
my
mule
.
I
lak
ze
dear
Yankees
who
so
kindly
buy
ze
pie
of
Madame
Belle
Mere
.
No
,
my
Scarlett
,
I
must
be
ze
King
of
ze
Pies
.
Eet
ees
my
destiny
!
Lak
Napoleon
,
I
follow
my
star
.
"
He
flourished
his
whip
dramatically
.
"
But
you
were
n't
raised
to
sell
pies
any
more
than
Tommy
was
raised
to
wrastle
with
a
bunch
of
wild
Irish
masons
.
My
kind
of
work
is
more
--
"
"
And
I
suppose
you
were
raised
to
run
a
lumber
mill
,
"
said
Tommy
,
the
corners
of
his
mouth
twitching
.
"
Yes
,
I
can
just
see
little
Scarlett
at
her
mother
's
knee
,
lisping
her
lesson
,
'
Never
sell
good
lumber
if
you
can
get
a
better
price
for
bad
.
'
"
Rene
roared
at
this
,
his
small
monkey
eyes
dancing
with
glee
as
he
whacked
Tommy
on
his
twisted
back
.
"
Do
n't
be
impudent
,
"
said
Scarlett
coldly
,
for
she
saw
little
humor
in
Tommy
's
remark
.
"
Of
course
,
I
was
n't
raised
to
run
a
sawmill
.
"
"
I
did
n't
mean
to
be
impudent
.
But
you
are
running
a
sawmill
,
whether
you
were
raised
to
it
or
not
.
And
running
it
very
well
,
too
.
Well
,
none
of
us
,
as
far
as
I
can
see
,
are
doing
what
we
intended
to
do
right
now
,
but
I
think
we
'll
make
out
just
the
same
.
It
's
a
poor
person
and
a
poor
nation
that
sits
down
and
cries
because
life
is
n't
precisely
what
they
expected
it
to
be
.
Why
do
n't
you
pick
up
some
enterprising
Carpetbagger
to
work
for
you
,
Scarlett
?
The
woods
are
full
of
them
,
God
knows
.
"
"
I
do
n't
want
a
Carpetbagger
.
Carpetbaggers
will
steal
anything
that
is
n't
red
hot
or
nailed
down
.
If
they
amounted
to
anything
they
'd
have
stayed
where
they
were
,
instead
of
coming
down
here
to
pick
our
bones
.
I
want
a
nice
man
,
from
nice
folks
,
who
is
smart
and
honest
and
energetic
and
--
"
"
You
do
n't
want
much
.
And
you
wo
n't
get
it
for
the
wage
you
're
offering
.
All
the
men
of
that
description
,
barring
the
badly
maimed
ones
,
have
already
got
something
to
do
.
They
may
be
round
pegs
in
square
holes
but
they
've
all
got
something
to
do
.
Something
of
their
own
that
they
'd
rather
do
than
work
for
a
woman
.
"
"
Men
have
n't
got
much
sense
,
have
they
,
when
you
get
down
to
rock
bottom
?
"
