She had learned very early on that having all the riches in the world could not make everything alright, what did though was someone to help you when you needed it most. Like when someone took her in when her parents died, and like Marie Souvestre did at Allenswood. She reflected the very essence of the times she lived in; you need to understand that she lived through World War I, and the Great Depression, and World War II...
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She came from a time when people looked out for their neighbor. People didn't make much money, most women didn't work, few were even educated and if they fell on hard times the grocer would give them a loaf of bread or a bottle of milk, you could run a tab or barter. A man was good for his word. Because of her position with her husband in politics and her being educated she knew she could make a difference and she capitalized on it...
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