Spaid Genealogy From the First of the Name in This Country to the Present Time
Spaid Genealogy From the First of the Name in This Country to the Present Time
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They were very different in temperament, for William never got too old to joke and play tricks on somebody ; Michael was grave almost to the point of melancholy. Both ruled their families with a rod of iron. When they said anything to their children they were obeyed. They would accept no half-way obedience. The brothers were intensely fond of each other and up to Michael's death always assisted each other with work, especially the fall butchering. The principal was supposed to be up with a fire... built and the water hot, or even boiling, when the assistant brother arrived, so the brothers were constantly striving to catch each other in bed. One time William concluded not to go to bed but waited till after midnight and then crossed the hill. Michael was up and pulling on his boots when he heard his brother at the door, and he called out cheerfully, ''Come on in, William. " That was a pretty close shave to disgrace from the Spaid standpoint. A Spaid farmer is always up and has about half a day's work done when his neighbors are just getting out to work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were very different in temperament, for William never got too old to joke and play tricks on somebody ; Michael was grave almost to the point of melancholy. Both ruled their families with a rod of iron. When they said anything to their children they were obeyed. They would accept no half-way obedience. The brothers were intensely fond of each other and up to Michael's death always assisted each other with work, especially the fall butchering. The principal was supposed to be up with a fire... built and the water hot, or even boiling, when the assistant brother arrived, so the brothers were constantly striving to catch each other in bed. One time William concluded not to go to bed but waited till after midnight and then crossed the hill. Michael was up and pulling on his boots when he heard his brother at the door, and he called out cheerfully, ''Come on in, William. " That was a pretty close shave to disgrace from the Spaid standpoint. A Spaid farmer is always up and has about half a day's work done when his neighbors are just getting out to work.
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