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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: wrote interminable letters to Will Benteen telling him just how it
should be spent. Furthermore, she told Frank that if the repairs
at Tara could ever be completed, she intended to lend out her money
on mortgages.
"My! My!" moaned Frank whenever he thought of this. A woman had
no business even knowing what a mortgage was.
Scarlett was full of plans these days and each one of them seemed
worse to Frank than the previous one. She even talked of building
a saloon on the property where her warehouse had been until Sherman
burned it. Frank was no teetotaler but he feverishly protested
against the idea. Owning saloon property was a bad business,
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