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with movie related dialogues; watch the film part 13, read or download pictures and quotes with snapshot frame from this great passion of all time, a symbol of the golden age of Hollywood; Gone With The Wind 13 dialogues: Well, if I if I've made a mistake, I'm sorry. I hope you'll forgive me, Mrs. Wilkes. I If you'll go and leave us in peace, please. Well, I say I'm sorry, and well, I am sorry. Come on, Sergeant. Lock that door. Pull down the shades. Ashley. He's all right. It's only in the shoulder. Get him on the bed where I can dress the wound. I think I can walk. It's not worth the effort. Which way? In here. Mammy, I want some hot water. Yes, sir. And lint for bandages. I'll find some. Now what can I use for a probe? If I only had my bag. Were you really there? What did it look like? Does she have cut-glass chandeliers, plush curtains and dozens of mirrors? Good heavens, Mrs. Meade, remember yourself. Now, Capt. Butler, tell me what happened, all that happened. I was too late. When I got to the old Sullivan place there'd already been a skirmish with the Yankees. I found Mr. Wilkes wounded and Dr. Meade was with him. I had to prove they had been somewhere, anyplace but where they were. So I took them to Belle's. And she took them in? She's by way of being an old friend of mine. Oh, I'm sorry. I I'm sorry I couldn't think up a more dignified alibi. This isn't the first time you've come between me and disaster, Capt. Butler. It isn't likely that I'd question any device of yours. And now I'll go and see what Dr. Meade needs. Oh, Ashley! Ashley! Have you no interest in what's become of your own husband, Mrs. Kennedy? Did Frank go with you to Belle Watling's? No. Well, where is he? He's lying out on Decatur Road shot through the head. He's dead. Who is it? It's Miss Watling. Oh, Miss Watling! Won't you come in the house? Oh, no, I couldn't do that, Miss Wilkes. You come in and sit a minute with me. How can I thank you enough for what you did for us? How can any of us thank you enough? I got your note saying you was going to call on me and thank me. Why, Miss Wilkes, you must have lost your mind. I come up here as soon as it was dark to tell you you mustn't even think of any such thing. Why, I'm Why, you're Well, it wouldn't be fitting at all. It wouldn't be fitting to thank a kind woman who saved my husband's life? Miss Wilkes, there ain't never been a lady in this town nice to me like you was. I mean, about the money for the hospital, you know. And I don't forget a kindness. And I got to thinking about you being left a widow with a little boy if Mr. Wilkes got hung and he's a nice little boy, your boy is, Miss Wilkes. I got a boy myself and so I Oh, you have? Does he live Oh, no, ma'am, he ain't here in Atlanta. He ain't never been here. He's off at school. I ain't seen him since he was little. Well, anyway, if it had been that Miss Kennedy's husband by himself I wouldn't have lifted a finger, no matter what Capt. Butler said. She's a mighty cold woman. Prancing about Atlanta by herself. You mustn't say unkind things about my sister-in-law. Please don't freeze me, Miss Wilkes. I forgot how you liked her. But she just ain't in the same class with you and I can't help it if I think so. Well, anyway, I got to be going. I'm scared somebody'll recognize this carriage if I stayed here any longer. That wouldn't do you no good. And, Miss Wilkes if you ever see me on the street, you don't have to speak to me. I'll understand. I should be proud to speak to you. Proud to be under obligation to you. I hope we meet again. Oh, no, ma'am, that wouldn't be fitting. Good night, Miss Wilkes. Good night, Miss Watling. And you're wrong about Mrs. Kennedy. She's brokenhearted about her husband. Great balls of fire! It's Rhett. Miss Scarlett, Capt. Butler here to see you. I told him you was prostrate with grief. Tell him I'll be right down, Mammy. She says she's coming. I don't know why she's coming. But she's coming. You don't like me, Mammy. Now don't you argue with me. You don't. You really don't.

I'm sorry, Mrs. Wilkes

I'm not a policeman

I told him you was prostrate with grief

Have you no interest in what's become of your own husband, Mrs. Kennedy?

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You don't like me, Mammy. Now don't you argue with me. You don't. You really don't.

Gone With The Wind quotes with snapshot frame picture from part 13

		Rhett Butler: Ask Belle, if you don't believe me. She'll tell you, Captain. Yankee Captain Tom: Will you give me your word as a gentleman? Rhett Butler: As a gentleman? Why, certainly, Tom. Yankee Captain Tom: Well, if I if I've made a mistake, I'm sorry. I hope you'll forgive me, Mrs. Wilkes. Melanie Wilkes: If you'll go and leave us in peace, please. Yankee Captain Tom: Well, I say I'm sorry, and well, I am sorry. Come on, Sergeant. Read the full quotes from Gone With The Wind part 13

		Melanie Wilkes: Oh, I'm sorry. Rhett Butler: I'm sorry I couldn't think up a more dignified alibi. Melanie Wilkes: This isn't the first time you've come between me and disaster, Capt. Butler. It isn't likely that I'd question any device of yours. And now I'll go and see what Dr. Meade needs. Scarlett: Oh, Ashley! Ashley! Rhett Butler: Have you no interest in what's become of your own husband, Mrs. Kennedy? Scarlett: Did Frank go with you to Belle Watling's? Read the full quotes from Gone With The Wind part 13

		Belle Watling: It's Miss Watling. Melanie Wilkes: Oh, Miss Watling! Won't you come in the house? Belle Watling: Oh, no, I couldn't do that, Miss Wilkes. You come in and sit a minute with me. Melanie Wilkes: How can I thank you enough for what you did for us? How can any of us thank you enough? Read the full quotes from Gone With The Wind part 13

You can also watch on line the others parts of Gone With The Wind: 1 Tara, 2 Twelve Oaks, 3 O'Hara, 4 Ashley, 5 Melanie, 6 Meade, 7 Yankees, 8 Mother, 9 Georgia, 10 Scarlett, 11 Atlanta, 12 Kennedy, 14 Mammy, 15 Butler, 16 Bonnie, 17 Melly, 18 Rhett.