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Chapter 1-2
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It was springtime in 1861, and Scarlett O’Hara, age 16, sits on the patio of her family’s Georgia ranch house with two suitors, who happen to b... |
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Chapter 3-4
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The third chapter gives the backstory of Ellen Robillard and Gerald O’Hara. Ellen, who originates from an affluent family, is the true face and p... |
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Chapter 5
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Scarlett gets involved in an argument with Mammy about eating, and which dress to put on when going to the grill. However, she instructs her to lea... |
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Chapter 6
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Scarlett’s desire, probably, is to ensure each man at the grill gets worked up about her — and she succeeds. She even has her sister’s (Suell... |
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Chapter 7
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Scarlett and Charles wed, just as Ashley and Melanie does. Not long after, Charles, Ashley, and all the young fellows head out to war. Charles pass... |
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Chapter 8-9
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Chapter 8 Life in Atlanta is significantly busier, which Scarlett apparently likes. She volunteers to take care of warriors... |
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Chapter 10-11
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Chapter 10 After the ball, Aunt Pittypat is alarmed by Scarlett’s conduct, and informing her to stay away from Rhett. At ... |
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Chapter 12-13
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Chapter 12 Supplies are being depleted over time because of the war. It is not finishing as early as the Southerners had wa... |
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Chapter 14-16
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Chapter 14 The Battle of Gettysburg occurred in July 1863, and Confederate misfortunes were overwhelming. Many people in At... |
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Chapter 17-18
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Chapter 17 The Confederates are losing the war. Food is diminishing; the doctor’s facilities are flooding. One day, Scarl... |
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Chapter 19-20
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Chapter 19 Scarlett, Melanie, Wade, and Prissy are caught in Atlanta. Wade is in a moment of panic and holds tightly on to ... |
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Chapter 21-22
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Chapter 21 The Confederates are escaping Atlanta because the Yankees are coming. During this time, Melanie is in the proces... |
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Chapter 23
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Atlanta is ablaze as the Confederates burn their food as opposed to giving the Yankees an opportunity to take them. Rhett arrives, driving a wagon,... |
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Chapter 24
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Everybody spends the night in the wagon, depleted and thirsty. They journey toward Tara, passing once-prominent firms now consumed to the ground. P... |
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Chapter 25
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Scarlett is confronting the situation head-on, yet numerous others at Tara are most certainly not. Gerald’s mind is in turmoil and bordering on m... |
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Chapter 26-27
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Chapter 26 Scarlett, Melanie, the children, and Scarlett’s two weak sisters are home alone one day when a Yankee deserter... |
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Chapter 28-29
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Chapter 28 After the Yankees have finished up their attacks, everything is now more awful than ever before: little or no fo... |
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Chapter 30
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Confederate officers regularly stop at Tara on their way home. One of them, Will Benteen, turns into an essential part of Tara. Will is a crack... |
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Chapter 31-32
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Chapter 31 Will cautions Scarlett about carpetbaggers and scallawags who are plotting to snatch Tara from her. These partie... |
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Chapter 33-34
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Chapter 33 Scarlett and Mammy travel to Atlanta to be with Aunt Pittypat. The town has changed enormously, and Aunt Pittypa... |
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Chapter 35-36
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Chapter 35 Scarlett endeavors to arrive home in the drizzling rain. Frank Kennedy sees her and offers her a ride. As he cre... |
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Chapter 37-38
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Chapter 37 On a late night, Tony Fontaine, one of the young men from the area around Tara, appears at Scarlett and Frank... |
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Chapter 39-40
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Chapter 39 Will picks up Scarlett at the train station; he discloses to her about Gerald’s demise and that it was Suellen... |
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Chapter 41-42
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Chapter 41 Scarlett gives Gerald’s watch to Pork as a thank-you reward, and Pork becomes overly enthusiastic by her libe... |
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Chapter 43
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Scarlett is sitting in the firm holding Ella when Rhett returns. He clarifies that his dad has passed on, and he has been providing help to his fem... |
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Chapter 44
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Scarlett is driving herself to the factory when a well-built African American man shows up from one side of the street. She is scared until the poi... |
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Chapter 45-46
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Chapter 45 Frank appears to take Scarlett’s assault seriously, yet calmly, and she is irate when he leaves for his usual ... |
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Chapter 47
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Scarlett separates herself from everyone as she stays in her room. Everybody is endeavoring to give her comfort in her anguish, however she is more... |
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Chapter 48-49
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Chapter 48 Marriage with Rhett can be a considerable measure of fun. Rhett introduces Scarlett to very powerful individuals... |
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Chapter 50-51
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Chapter 50 Scarlett regularly asks why Rhett agreed to marry her; she cannot figure out how he feels about her. She is very... |
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Chapter 52
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One evening, Wade sulks around the house since he was not welcome to a birthday party that each and every other kid is going to. Scarlett doesn't b... |
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Chapter 53
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Melanie is facilitating a surprise gathering for Ashley’s birthday. She requests that Scarlett go down to the plant and delay Ashley so he does n... |
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Chapter 54
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Melanie anticipates outrage from the gathering by keeping Scarlett next to her all through the party. When she returns home, Scarlett is shaking fr... |
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Chapter 55-56
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Chapter 55 Scarlett endeavors to converse with Melanie about her encounter with Ashley. However, Melanie will not allow it.... |
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Chapter 57-58
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Chapter 57 Rhett sends Scarlett, Wade, and Ella to Tara so Scarlett can recuperate. At that point, Rhett goes to visit Mela... |
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Chapter 59
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Bonnie is ruined; Rhett allows her to have and do anything. She will not allow any other person to tell her anything, even Scarlett. Bonnie’s blu... |
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Chapter 60-61
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Chapter 60 After Bonnie’s passing, everything is not right. Scarlett is discouraged; Rhett is even more destroyed. He sta... |
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Chapter 62
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Scarlett is too disturbed to be in any way tolerant with the grievers in Melanie’s home, and she starts to walk home. She feels lost in the darkn... |
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Chapter 63
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Rhett is at home, calm for once. He calls Melanie “an extraordinary woman”, and subsequently indicates that it is an extremely advantageous mom... |
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