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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell: know. I live right down Peachtree Street, down there in almost the
last house at the end of town. Wait a minute--" She fumbled in
her reticule. "Oh, dear, I haven't a cent. Rhett, give me a few
shinplasters. Here, Big Sam, buy some tobacco for yourself and the
boys. And be good and do what Captain Randall tells you."
The straggling line re-formed, the dust arose again in a red cloud
as they moved off and Big Sam started up the singing again.
"Go do-ow, Mos-es! Waaa-ay, do-own, in Eeejup laa-an!
An' te-el O-le Faa-ro-o
Ter let mah--peee-pul go!"
"Rhett, Captain Randall was lying to me, just like all the men do--
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