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Mammy
had
never
yielded
an
inch
from
her
stand
that
Rhett
was
a
mule
in
horse
harness
.
She
was
polite
but
cold
to
Rhett
.
She
always
called
him
"
Cap'n
Butler
,
"
never
"
Mist
'
Rhett
.
"
She
never
even
dropped
a
curtsy
when
Rhett
presented
her
with
the
red
petticoat
and
she
never
wore
it
either
.
She
kept
Ella
and
Wade
out
of
Rhett
's
way
whenever
she
could
,
despite
the
fact
that
Wade
adored
Uncle
Rhett
and
Rhett
was
obviously
fond
of
the
boy
.
But
instead
of
discharging
Mammy
or
being
short
and
stern
with
her
,
Rhett
treated
her
with
the
utmost
deference
,
with
far
more
courtesy
than
he
treated
any
of
the
ladies
of
Scarlett
's
recent
acquaintance
.
In
fact
,
with
more
courtesy
than
he
treated
Scarlett
herself
.
He
always
asked
Mammy
's
permission
to
take
Wade
riding
and
consulted
with
her
before
he
bought
Ella
dolls
.
And
Mammy
was
hardly
polite
to
him
.
Scarlett
felt
that
Rhett
should
be
firm
with
Mammy
,
as
became
the
head
of
the
house
,
but
Rhett
only
laughed
and
said
that
Mammy
was
the
real
head
of
the
house
.
He
infuriated
Scarlett
by
saying
coolly
that
he
was
preparing
to
be
very
sorry
for
her
some
years
hence
,
when
the
Republican
rule
was
gone
from
Georgia
and
the
Democrats
back
in
power
.
"
When
the
Democrats
get
a
governor
and
a
legislature
of
their
own
,
all
your
new
vulgar
Republican
friends
will
be
wiped
off
the
chess
board
and
sent
back
to
minding
bars
and
emptying
slops
where
they
belong
.
And
you
'll
be
left
out
on
the
end
of
a
limb
,
with
never
a
Democratic
friend
or
a
Republican
either
.
Well
,
take
no
thought
of
the
morrow
.
"
Scarlett
laughed
,
and
with
some
justice
,
for
at
that
time
,
Bullock
was
safe
in
the
governor
's
chair
,
twenty-seven
negroes
were
in
the
legislature
and
thousands
of
the
Democratic
voters
of
Georgia
were
disfranchised
.
"
The
Democrats
will
never
get
back
.
All
they
do
is
make
Yankees
madder
and
put
off
the
day
when
they
could
get
back
.
All
they
do
is
talk
big
and
run
around
at
night
Ku
Kluxing
.
"
"
They
will
get
back
.
I
know
Southerners
.
I
know
Georgians
.
They
are
a
tough
and
bullheaded
lot
.
If
they
've
got
to
fight
another
war
to
get
back
,
they
'll
fight
another
war
.
If
they
've
got
to
buy
black
votes
like
the
Yankees
have
done
,
then
they
will
buy
black
votes
.
If
they
've
got
to
vote
ten
thousand
dead
men
like
the
Yankees
did
,
every
corpse
in
every
cemetery
in
Georgia
will
be
at
the
polls
.
Things
are
going
to
get
so
bad
under
the
benign
rule
of
our
good
friend
Rufus
Bullock
that
Georgia
is
going
to
vomit
him
up
.
"
Rhett
,
do
n't
use
such
vulgar
words
!
"
cried
Scarlett
.
"
You
talk
like
I
would
n't
be
glad
to
see
the
Democrats
come
back
!
And
you
know
that
is
n't
so
!
I
'd
be
very
glad
to
see
them
back
.
Do
you
think
I
like
to
see
these
soldiers
hanging
around
,
reminding
me
of
--
do
you
think
I
like
--
why
,
I
'm
a
Georgian
,
too
!
I
'd
like
to
see
the
Democrats
get
back
.
But
they
wo
n't
.
Not
ever
.
And
even
if
they
did
,
how
would
that
affect
my
friends
?
They
'd
still
have
their
money
,
would
n't
they
?
"
"
If
they
kept
their
money
.
But
I
doubt
the
ability
of
any
of
them
to
keep
money
more
than
five
years
at
the
rate
they
're
spending
.
Easy
come
,
easy
go
.
Their
money
wo
n't
do
them
any
good
.
Any
more
than
my
money
has
done
you
any
good
.
It
certainly
has
n't
made
a
horse
out
of
you
yet
,
has
it
,
my
pretty
mule
?
"
