Chapter-3 Ellen never would, or could, quite become one of them��she had left too much of herself in Savannah��but she respected them and, in time, learned to admire the frankness and forthrightness of these people, who had few reticences and who valu

Ellen never would, or could, quite become one of them��she had left too much of herself in Savannah��but she respected them and, in time, learned to admire the frankness and forthrightness of these people, who had few reticences and who valued a man for wha