1 Scarlett heard him going back to the nursery where he was welcomed by the children.
2 The quiet breathing of Wade, Ella and Beau came through the open door of the nursery.
3 But she would not, she told him firmly, have any trashy free issue niggers in her nursery.
4 Until she was two years old she went to sleep readily in the nursery she shared with Wade and Ella.
5 The upshot of the situation was that Bonnie was removed from the nursery to the room Rhett now occupied alone.
6 She went into Wade's nursery and found him sitting clutched in Prissy's arms, half dressed, hiccoughing quietly.
7 She would not humor her by leaving a lamp burning in the nursery, for then Wade and Ella would be unable to sleep.
8 And he might have at least kissed her in front of Mammy who, after bobbing a curtsy, was leading Bonnie away down the hall to the nursery.
9 She went up the stairs and, opening the nursery door, found Rhett sitting beside Bonnie's crib with Ella upon his lap and Wade displaying the contents of his pocket to him.
10 Aunt Pitty felt vaguely that Captain Butler would not care for this, or she would have to go and live with Melanie and sleep in the little cubbyhole that was Beau's nursery.
11 Scarlett was annoyed at the weight he attached to Bonnie's night terrors but she thought she could eventually remedy the state of affairs and transfer the child back to the nursery.
12 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.