1 It was the Fontaine boys, the first of the County men home from the war, who brought the news of the surrender.
2 On their way to Mimosa and eager for home, they only stopped a moment at Tara to kiss the girls and give them news of the surrender.
3 While Scarlett talked to the boys on the front porch, Melanie, Suellen and Carreen slipped silently into the house as soon as they heard the news of the surrender.
4 After the surrender, an ever-present feud over the horse smoldered between Scarlett and Suellen.
5 Now that buoyancy had gone, as if the surrender had taken all hope from her.
6 The paddock, once full of frolicking colts and placid brood mares, was empty now except for one mule, the mule Mr. Tarleton had ridden home from the surrender.
7 Oh, of course, she knew about the Scallawags--Southerners who had turned Republican very profitably--and the Carpetbaggers, those Yankees who came South like buzzards after the surrender with all their worldly possessions in one carpetbag.
8 After the surrender I had about ten dollars in silver and nothing else in the world.
9 It was an expression vastly different from the tired helplessness she had seen in the faces of men coming home from the war after the surrender.
10 Scarlett heard over and over until she could have screamed at the repetition: "I'd have taken their damned oath right after the surrender if they'd acted decent."
11 They haven't got that I-don't-care-about-anything look the soldiers had right after the surrender.
12 I don't believe I really thought from the time of the surrender until you went away from here.
13 The house had originally been two stories high but the upper floor had been destroyed by shells during the siege and the owner, returning after the surrender, had lacked the money to replace it.
14 These girls who had come to maturity since the surrender had only childish memories of the war and lacked the bitterness that animated their elders.
15 Remembering these tragedies, a cold dread ran in the veins of those whose motto was "No surrender"--a dread which the very sight of Melanie's soft but unyielding face dispelled.