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1 The gray troops passed by empty mansions, deserted farms, lonely cabins with doors ajar.
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2 That there were no more mansions and horses and negroes and few books did not alter matters.
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3 They had no realization of what her life had been before she reached her present safe eminence in her mansion on Peachtree Street.
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4 It would be even more imposing than the near-by James residence which had just been purchased for the official mansion of Governor Bullock.
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5 The governor's mansion was brave with jigsaw work on banisters and eaves, but the intricate scrollwork on Scarlett's house put the mansion to shame.
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6 The mansion had a ballroom, but it looked like a billiard table compared with the enormous room that covered the entire third floor of Scarlett's house.
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7 Dr. Meade could tell unlovely stories of those families who had been driven from mansions to boarding houses and from boarding houses to dingy rooms on back streets.
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8 She wanted to delay her social activities until the day when the house was finished and she could emerge as the mistress of Atlanta's largest mansion, the hostess of the town's most elaborate entertainments.
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9 In fact, her house had more of everything than the mansion, or any other house in town for that matter, more cupolas and turrets and towers and balconies and lightning rods and far more windows with colored panes.
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10 It crowded the little flat-topped house, forced India to sleep on a pallet in the cubbyhole that was Beau's nursery and sent Dilcey speeding through the back hedge to borrow breakfast eggs from Aunt Pitty's Cookie, but Melanie entertained them as graciously as if hers was a mansion.
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