Candid and Wise Quotes by Margaret Mitchell, author of Gone with the Wind
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- Candid and Wise Quotes by Margaret Mitchell, author of Gone with the Wind.
Margaret Manerlin Mitchell is an American writer and journalist, author of the novel Gone with the Wind.
Encouraged by her husband, Margaret began work on the novel, which lasted ten years. Episodes were written randomly, then put together.
The editor of a large publishing house, who arrived in Atlanta, learned about the voluminous manuscript (more than a thousand printed pages). Mitchell did not immediately agree to publish the book (the former title is "Tomorrow is another Day"). Over the next year, Mitchell carried out painstaking work on the text, paying special attention to historical details and dates. The name changed to "Gone with the Wind" (a line from the poem "Non Sum Qualis eram Bonae Sub Regno Cynarae" by Ernest Dowson). The book was released in June 1936, accompanied by huge advertising support, in which Mitchell herself played an active role.
In 1937, the book won the Pulitzer Prize.
The author herself was seriously engaged in matters around the sale of the novel, establishing rights and deductions, controlling publications in other languages. However, Mitchell flatly rejected all suggestions about using the title of the novel and the names of the characters (Scarlett, Rhett) for advertising purposes, as well as requests to give interviews or make a film about herself
Despite numerous requests from fans, Margaret Mitchell did not write another book.
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2:58, this is the quote you came for !
"You're not coming here empty handed"
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Love these quotes, thanks for sharing🤍
My favorites: 3:55: "Today I killed five flies. . . ", 4:12: "Health is when different parts of the body hurt every day," 4:15: "Do you think medicine is advancing? . . . "---pretty funny, all of them.
And the video is classic.
picked up a video from the 40s. just in the years in which Margaret lived
Lack of spiritual knowledge our mind stuck in nagtive energy then our body senses misguided us so god said keep faith in heart then souls connect with love and coprate in life and souls coprate with love and coprate in life. Be kind be honest be truthful be grateful obey souls respect souls respect rules respect nature respect women except everything happened in life somereason then people and nature coprate with love.past is jail. Guilt and stress stop blessing. Moody and stubborn behavior brings lots fear in life. Positive attitude is power of mind. Married life is warriors life they always fight to win even they lose every day single living is dirty living like still water gets dirty day by day according to religious. Husband's house wife's real house. Divorce doesn't allowed in religious. Sleep at night not day time. Cut down sugar and eat fresh plant based food. Cut down desire only grateful.
A woman who understood men
My. Inia. Thankuo
Men can’t know what women need-the must be told. Hope every woman learns this and not assume men are like their girlfriend that know exactly what they need and hence not assume they men magically know what they need without communicating it.
Margaret Mitchell was a "Lost Causer". As such, among other crap, she was a strong and dedicated advocate for White Supremacy and Jim Crow "laws", and she much regretted the passing away of slavery which she regarded as benign, beneficial, and kind to the slaves. Sure.
In her most famous and well-known work, the author of "Gone With the Wind" romanticized slavery and painted an indelible picture of the antebellum (pre-Civil War) South as a lost paradise, a faded Camelot for the wealthy white planter class which includes the main white characters.
Yes, Rhett Butler was an outlier and spoke more wisely and against secession and rebellion than any of the other characters, but that is little compensation for all of the despicable rest of it. She did have him, "nobly" participate in the veiled KKK raids, after all.
MM wrote a fascinating story, but she was, at base, a piece of shite. The film is likewise a good bit of cinema with the strong performances of talented actors, but overall it is a piece of shite as well.
She died a the age of 48 before she could do any further damage to decency and to our national culture.
why are female quotes always about men, whereas male qutoes about philosophical topics of the meaning of life and esoteric subjects like "what is the sound of one hand clapping"
“The more you trust a person, the more they are tempted to betray you.”
The bullshit of this one proves the author is full of crap.
No thanks.
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How can you say that's bullshit....? Do you think loyal people still exist in this selfish world....? 😑😑😑
I'm not criticizing you bro, This is just my doubt....!