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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie

CHAPTER VII
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The happiest years of my mother's life were spent here among her flowers and chickens and the surroundings of country life.

Her love of flowers was a passion.

She was scarcely ever able to gather a flower.

Indeed I remember she once reproached me for pulling up a weed, saying "it was something green." I have inherited this peculiarity and have often walked from the house to the gate intending to pull a flower for my button-hole and then left for town unable to find one I could destroy.
With this change to the country came a whole host of new acquaintances.

Many of the wealthy families of the district had their residences in this delightful suburb.


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