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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie

CHAPTER XV
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You know I have to keep out of the sun's rays, and where can we do that so surely as among the heather?
I'll be a committee of one to inquire and report." Skibo Castle was the result.
It is now twenty years since Mrs.Carnegie entered and changed my life, a few months after the passing of my mother and only brother left me alone in the world.

My life has been made so happy by her that I cannot imagine myself living without her guardianship.

I thought I knew her when she stood Ferdinand's test,[41] but it was only the surface of her qualities I had seen and felt.

Of their purity, holiness, wisdom, I had not sounded the depth.

In every emergency of our active, changing, and in later years somewhat public life, in all her relations with others, including my family and her own, she has proved the diplomat and peace-maker.


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