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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie

CHAPTER V
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There are holy depths which it is sacrilege to disturb.

Silence is more eloquent than words.

My father was one of the most lovable of men, beloved of his companions, deeply religious, although non-sectarian and non-theological, not much of a man of the world, but a man all over for heaven.

He was kindness itself, although reserved.

Alas! he passed away soon after returning from this Western tour just as we were becoming able to give him a life of leisure and comfort.
After my return to Pittsburgh it was not long before I made the acquaintance of an extraordinary man, Thomas A.Scott, one to whom the term "genius" in his department may safely be applied.


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