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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie

CHAPTER V
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Mr.David Bruce, a well-known solicitor of Scottish ancestry, and his sister happened to be passengers.

It was my first excursion, and my first glimpse of the country.

The hotel at Greensburg was the first public house in which I had ever taken a meal.

I thought the food wonderfully fine.
[Illustration: HENRY PHIPPS] This was in 1852.

Deep cuts and embankments near Greensburg were then being made for the Pennsylvania Railroad, and I often walked out in the early morning to see the work going forward, little dreaming that I was so soon to enter the service of that great corporation.


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