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Levtessn siin p painettuna Mammyn rintaa vasten Scarlett htkhti nit kahta sanaa: raskas taakka. Nm samat sanat olivat surisseet hnen aivoissaan yht mittaa koko iltapivn. Nyt hn muisti koko laulun, ja se painoi hnen mielens yh murheellisemmaksi. Viel muutaman pivn kun jaksamme taakkaa kantaa / tuosta viis vaikk'ei koskaan se kevenisikn! / Viel muutaman pivn kun astumme maantien santaa -"Tuosta viis vaikk'ei koskaan se kevenisikn", sanat toistuivat hnen vsyneess mielessn. Eik hnen kuormansa milloinkaan keventyisi? Eik kotiin Taraan tuleminen merkinnytkn suloista helpotusta, vaan yh uusia taakkoja kannettavaksi?

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