Put the verbs in brackets into the past indefinite, the past continuous and the past perfect. after pitty (go), scarlett (go) wearily into the downstairs hall and (light) a lamp. the house (feel) steamingly hot, as though it held in its walls all the heat of the noontide. some of her dullness (pass) now and her stomach (clamour) for food. she (remember) she (have) nothing to eat since the night before except a spoonful of hominy and picking up the lamp she (go) into the kitchen. the fire in the oven (die) but the room (be) hot. she (find) half a pone of bread and (eat) quickly while she (look) about for other food. there (be) some hominy left in the pot and she (eat) it with a big cooking spoon, not waiting to put it on a plate. it (need) salt badly but she (be) too hungry to hunt for it. after four spoonfuls of it, the heat of the room (be) too much and, taking the lamp in one hand and a piece of bread in the other, she (go) out into the hall. it (be) so much cooler here, even the night was drowned in soft warmth. she (sit) down on the steps in the circle of faint light thrown by the lamp and (continue) eating the bread. when she (finish) it, a measure of strength (come) back to her.