Sketch of the James Tweed Family Wilmington Mass
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15 It may be egotistical in me to mention the following, but I really believe I was somewhat of a favorite with these good people^ and per- haps may be pardoned, therefore, in repeating the words which once came to me from Grand- mother Tweed, through m}' dear old mother, — "Benny always was a proper good boy. HE never sarsed his grandma'am. " The compliment to me was great, but the reflection upon some of those who hear me is absolutely appalling.
I may here record that while Grandfather Tweed... was the quintessence of good nature and almost the incarnation of all those qualities which go to make a man universally beloved, always, as he did, having the greatest consider- ation for the rights and feelings of others, your grandmother was full of that tire and vigor which left no uncertainty in regard to the fact that her word was law, and, although small in stature, she wielded great domestic power. A happy union of these characteristics, so strong in contrast, yet so harmoniously blended in "our uncles and our aunts, " will account for the excellent dispositions which are so prevalent everywhere among our relations, and make us 16 all feel that "It is good to be here" on this occasion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15 It may be egotistical in me to mention the following, but I really believe I was somewhat of a favorite with these good people^ and per- haps may be pardoned, therefore, in repeating the words which once came to me from Grand- mother Tweed, through m}' dear old mother, — "Benny always was a proper good boy. HE never sarsed his grandma'am. " The compliment to me was great, but the reflection upon some of those who hear me is absolutely appalling.
I may here record that while Grandfather Tweed... was the quintessence of good nature and almost the incarnation of all those qualities which go to make a man universally beloved, always, as he did, having the greatest consider- ation for the rights and feelings of others, your grandmother was full of that tire and vigor which left no uncertainty in regard to the fact that her word was law, and, although small in stature, she wielded great domestic power. A happy union of these characteristics, so strong in contrast, yet so harmoniously blended in "our uncles and our aunts, " will account for the excellent dispositions which are so prevalent everywhere among our relations, and make us 16 all feel that "It is good to be here" on this occasion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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