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  • He would not have made his fortune if he had not played with all his wits about him, unbefuddled by alcohol.

    Heartless Balogh, Mary 1995

  • The uncultivated fields, studded with tiny pines and underbrush, that stretched their rolling red-clay surface away into the distance on four sides belonged to Gerald O’Hara—were his because he had an unbefuddled Irish head and the courage to stake everything on a hand of cards.

    Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

  • The uncultivated fields, studded with tiny pines and underbrush, that stretched their rolling red-clay surface away into the distance on four sides belonged to Gerald O’Hara—were his because he had an unbefuddled Irish head and the courage to stake everything on a hand of cards.

    Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

  • The uncultivated fields, studded with tiny pines and underbrush, that stretched their rolling red-clay surface away into the distance on four sides belonged to Gerald O’Hara—were his because he had an unbefuddled Irish head and the courage to stake everything on a hand of cards.

    Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

  • The uncultivated fields, studded with tiny pines and underbrush, that stretched their rolling red-clay surface away into the distance on four sides belonged to Gerald O’Hara—were his because he had an unbefuddled Irish head and the courage to stake everything on a hand of cards.

    Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

  • The uncultivated fields, studded with tiny pines and underbrush, that stretched their rolling red-clay surface away into the distance on four sides belonged to Gerald O’Hara—were his because he had an unbefuddled Irish head and the courage to stake everything on a hand of cards.

    Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

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