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@@@@@I don't remember it being so crowded on the lot like thatThere's hardly any yard at allWas it always so close to the street? For pity's sake, I'm just being silly What difference does it make? I've already decided to sell it anyhow * * This was no time to sell, said Uncle Henry HamiltonThe depression was no better, business was bad everywhereThe hardest hit market of all was real estate, and the hardest hit real estate was the big places like hersPeople were moving down, not upThe little houses, now, like the ones she'd been building on the edge of town, they were selling as fast as people could put them upShe was making a fortune thereWhy did she want to sell anyhow? It wasn't as if the house cost her anything, Rhett paid all the bills with money left over, tooHe's looking at me like I smelled bad or something, Scarlett thoughtHe blames me for the divorceFor a moment she felt like protesting, telling her side of the story, telling what had really happenedUncle Henry was the only one left who was on my side Without him there won't be a soul in Atlanta who doesn't look down on meAnd it doesn't matter a bitThe idea burst in her mind like a Roman candleHenry Hamilton's wrong in judging me just like everybody else in Atlanta was wrong in judging meI'm not like them, and I don't want to beI'm different, I'm me"If you don't want to bother with selling my property, I won't take it against you, Henry," she said There was a simple dignity in her manner"I'm an old man, ScarlettIt would probably be better for you to hook up with a younger lawye