Gone with the Wind. Volume 1
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автордың кітабынан сөз тіркестері  Gone with the Wind. Volume 1
Margaret Mitchell

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God couldn't make a whole nation without having some nice women in it!
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God intended women to be timid frightened creatures and there's something unnatural about a woman who isn't afraid… Scarlett, always save something to fear-even as you save something to love…
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If he were dead, she would curse God and die too. Somebody in the Bible had done just that thing. Cursed God and died.
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Ellen was ill-perhaps dying. But Ellen couldn't be ill! She had never been ill. The very thought was incredible and it struck at the very foundations of the security of Scarlett's life. Everyone else got sick, but never Ellen. Ellen looked after sick people and made them well again. She couldn't be sick. Scarlett wanted to be home. She wanted Tara with the desperate desire of a frightened child frantic for the only haven it had ever known.
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“Don't interrupt,” he begged, squeezing her hand. “I like you because I have those same qualities in me and like begets liking. I realize you still cherish the memory of the godlike and wooden- headed Mr. Wilkes, who's probably been in his grave these six months. But there must be room in your heart for me too. Scarlett, do stop wriggling! I am making you a declaration. I have wanted you since the first time I laid eyes on you, in the hall of Twelve Oaks, when you were bewitching poor Charlie Hamilton. I want you more than I have ever wanted any woman-and I've waited longer for you than I've ever waited for any woman.”
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“You hoped! Alas, to blight your hopes! I should love you, for you are charming and talented at many useless accomplishments. But many ladies have charm and accomplishments and are just as useless as you are. No, I don't love you. But I do like you tremendously- for the elasticity of your conscience, for the selfishness which you seldom trouble to hide, and for the shrewd practicality in you which, I fear, you get from some not too remote Irish-peasant ancestor.”
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“That's not true! I like nice men-men you can depend on to always be gentlemanly.” “You mean men you can always bully. It's merely a matter of definition. But no matter.”
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War would be a picnic if it wasn't for lice and dysentery.
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Don't say that, Scarlett! Think of it, if you like, but never, never say it to a man. That's the trouble with Yankee girls. They'd be most charming if they weren't always telling you that they can take care of themselves, thank you. Generally they are telling the truth, God help them.
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Gulping down the bitter brew of parched corn and dried sweet potatoes that passed for coffee
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