[Answer] 1. What 20th Century American novel ends with the line, "Tomorrow, I'll think of some way to get him back. After all, tomorrow is another day"?

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...1. Gone With the Wind 2. The Sound and the Fury 3. Tobacco Road 4. Look Homeward, Angel This final line is spoken by Scarlett O'Hara as she determines to win back her estranged third husband Rhett Butler. Prior to submitting the final manuscript for publishing in 1936, author Margaret Mitchell called the primary character of the book Pansy O'Hara. Only shortly before publishing did she change Pansy's name to Scarlett. I think most people would agree that Mitchell made the right choice.

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Gone With the Wind:

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