Gone With The WindHarper Collins, 2012 M08 7 - 1051 páginas Gone with the Wind is the story of Scarlett O’Hara, a spoiled Southern belle who uses her wits and her wiles to lift herself and her family out of the ashes left by Sherman’s March to the Sea during the American Civil War, only to learn the true meaning of love and friendship as she loses those who have become most dear to her. HarperPerennial Classics brings great works of literature to life in digital format, upholding the highest standards in ebook production and celebrating reading in all its forms. Look for more titles in the HarperPerennial Classics collection to build your digital library. |
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... feel sorry for her, but I don't like people I've got tofeel sorry for. And she fusses aroundso much, trying to do the right thing and make you feel at home, that she always manages tosay and do just exactly the wrong thing.She gives me ...
... feel sorry for her, but I don't like people I've got tofeel sorry for. And she fusses aroundso much, trying to do the right thing and make you feel at home, that she always manages tosay and do just exactly the wrong thing.She gives me ...
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... feel likea sissy in those baggy red pants. They look like ladies' red flannel drawers to me.” “Is y'all aimin' ter go ter Mist' Wynder's? 'Cause ef you is, you ain' gwine git much supper,” said Jeems. “Dey cook done died, an' dey ain ...
... feel likea sissy in those baggy red pants. They look like ladies' red flannel drawers to me.” “Is y'all aimin' ter go ter Mist' Wynder's? 'Cause ef you is, you ain' gwine git much supper,” said Jeems. “Dey cook done died, an' dey ain ...
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... feel that they haveto marry theircousins!” Gerald took her arm and passed it through his. “We'll begoing into supper now, and all thisis betweenus. I'll not beworrying your mother with this—nor do youdo it either. Blow your nose ...
... feel that they haveto marry theircousins!” Gerald took her arm and passed it through his. “We'll begoing into supper now, and all thisis betweenus. I'll not beworrying your mother with this—nor do youdo it either. Blow your nose ...
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... feel inferior to hisneighbors. Nothing could ever make Gerald feel that he was inferior inany way to anyone. It was merelya quaint customof the County thatdaughters only married into families whohad lived in theSouth much longer than ...
... feel inferior to hisneighbors. Nothing could ever make Gerald feel that he was inferior inany way to anyone. It was merelya quaint customof the County thatdaughters only married into families whohad lived in theSouth much longer than ...
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... feel the sameway soon,”shesaid, for she hada deeply rooted belief that, excepting only Savannah, most of the gentle blood of the whole continent could be found in that small seaport city, a belief shared largely by Charlestonians. “No ...
... feel the sameway soon,”shesaid, for she hada deeply rooted belief that, excepting only Savannah, most of the gentle blood of the whole continent could be found in that small seaport city, a belief shared largely by Charlestonians. “No ...
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Chapter VII | |
Part | |
Chapter XXXIII | |
Chapter XXXIV | |
Chapter XXXV | |
Chapter XXXVI | |
Chapter XXXVII | |
Chapter XXXVIII | |
Chapter XXXIX | |
Chapter XL | |
Chapter VIII | |
Chapter IX | |
Chapter X | |
Chapter XI | |
Chapter XII | |
Chapter XIII | |
Chapter XIV | |
Chapter XV | |
Chapter XVI | |
Part Three | |
Chapter XVII | |
Chapter XVIII | |
Chapter XIX | |
Chapter XX | |
Chapter XXI | |
Chapter XXII | |
Chapter XXIII | |
Chapter XXIV | |
Chapter XXV | |
Chapter XXVI | |
Chapter XXVII | |
Chapter XXVIII | |
Chapter XXIX | |
Chapter XXX | |
Part Four | |
Chapter XXXI | |
Chapter XXXII | |
Chapter XLI | |
Chapter XLII | |
Chapter XLIII | |
Chapter XLIV | |
Chapter XLV | |
Chapter XLVI | |
Chapter XLVII | |
Part Five | |
Chapter XLVIII | |
Chapter XLIX | |
Chapter L | |
Chapter LI | |
Chapter LII | |
Chapter LIII | |
Chapter LIV | |
Chapter LV | |
Chapter LVI | |
Chapter LVII | |
Chapter LVIII | |
Chapter LIX | |
Chapter LX | |
Chapter LXI | |
Chapter LXII | |
Chapter LXIII | |
About the Author | |
About the Series Copyright About the Publisher | |
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