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@@@@@I'll have a drink, tooI'll celebrate the O'HarasShe almost called out to Jamie, then she remembered I'll be going to grandfather'sSomebody would smell it on my breathI feel as warm inside as if I had just had a drinkDaniel pulled the bow over the strings"The Maid Behind the Bar," he said Including Scarlett, though she didn't know whyIn an instant the big room rang with the music of an Irish reelBilly's concertina whined vigorously, Brian piped the tune on his tin whistle, Stephen played his tin whistle in rippling counterpoint that wove in and out of Brian's melodyJamie beat time with his foot, the children clapped, Scarlett clapped, everyone clappedShe threw up the hand holding the bones and the sharp staccato clacking made an insistent rhythm that held everything togetherFaster, the bones demanded, and the others obeyedThe whistles soared higher, the fiddle scraped louder, the concertina puffed to keep upA half dozen children got up and began to leap and hop across the bare floor in the center of the roomScarlett's hands grew hot from clapping, and her feet were moving as if she wanted to leap about with the childrenWhen the reel came to an end, she fell back against the settee, exhausted"Come along, Matt, show the babies how to dance," cried Maureen with a tempting rattle of the bonesThe older man near Scarlett stood up "God save us, wait a bit," Billy begged"I need a bit of a rest Give us a song, instead, Katie He squeezed a few notes out of the concertInaScarlett started to prot