近期热门的优选书刊《飘》，轻松有趣温柔的治愈你(77)

The planters would scratch a few acres and live in poverty.The lawyers and doctors would go back to their professions and wait for clients who might never come.And the rest, those who had lived in leisure on their incomes？What would happen to them？
But she wasn"t going to be poor all her life. She wasn"t going to sit down and patiently wait for a miracle to help her.She was going to rush into life andwrest from it what she could.Her father had started as a poor immigrant boy and had won the broad acres of Tara.What he had done, his daughter could do.She wasn"t like these people who had gambled everything on a Cause, because it was worth any sacrifice.They drew their courage from the past.She was drawing hers from the future.Frank Kennedy, at present, was her future.At least, he had the store and he had cash money.And if she could marry him and get her hands on that money, she could make ends meet at Tara for another year.And after that—Frank must buy the sawmill.She could see for herself how quickly the town was rebuilding and anyone who could establish a lumber business now, when there was so little competition, would have a gold mine.