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Chapter-17 Scarlett was thinking bitterly, sorrowfully: He must be dead or else we would have heard.
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Chapter-17 Scarlett and Melanie both were thinking of Ashley, as they always did when urgent tasks or the necessity of carrying on a conversation did not divert them.
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Chapter-17 That had been the situation ever since the news of Ashley Wilkes' capture, though the connection between the two events did not occur to him.
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Chapter-17 Captain Carey Ashburn's useless arm was hurting him again and moreover he was depressed by the thought that his courtship of Scarlett was at a standstill.
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Chapter-17 Fanny Elsing, pale and hollow eyed since Gettysburg, was trying to keep her mind from the torturing picture which had worn a groove in her tired mind these past several months��Lieutenant Dallas McLure dying in a jolting ox cart in the rain o
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Chapter-17 He was sixteen now and in the Home Guard.
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Chapter-17 If the war came closer, she knew that Phil would have to go.
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Chapter-17 Mrs. Meade, her hand upon Phil's arm, was hoping the doctor was right.
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Chapter-17 His audience heard him with varying emotions, for all who sat there rocking quietly in the fading twilight, watching the first fireflies of the season moving magically through the dusk, had weighty matters on their minds.
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Chapter-17 Dr. Meade summed up the civilian point of view on the matter, one warm May evening on the veranda of Aunt Pitty's house, when he said that Atlanta had nothing to fear, for General Johnston was standing in the mountains like an iron rampart.
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Chapter-17 Moreover, Old Joe and his men were between the Yankees and Atlanta, and everyone knew that, next to General Lee himself, there was no greater general than Johnston, now that Stonewall Jackson was dead.
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Chapter-17 There had been fighting in Tennessee for three years and people were accustomed to the thought of that state as a far-away battle field, almost as far away as Virginia or the Mississippi River.
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Chapter-17 After all, Dalton was a long way off, up near the Tennessee line.
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Chapter-17 So no one worried particularly.
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Chapter-17 And in Atlanta was the junction of the four railroads on which the very life of the Confederacy depended.
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Chapter-17 And, in Atlanta, were not only the factories for making pistols and saddles, tents and ammunition, but also the most extensive rolling mills in the South, the shops of the principal railroads and the enormous hospitals.
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Chapter-17 It manufactured much of the powder and arms used by the army and most of the cotton and woolen goods.
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Chapter-17 The unravaged state was a vast granary, machine shop and storehouse for the Confederacy.
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Chapter-17 Old Joe and his army would not let even one Yankee get south of Dalton, for too much depended on the undisturbed functioning of Georgia.
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Chapter-17 Atlanta��and all of Georgia��knew that the state was far too important to the Confederacy for General Joe Johnston to let the Yankees remain inside the state's borders for long.
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