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like a superior spirit who could just bear with our trifling。 

    The   state   in  which   her   dresses     were�察  �and    the  extraordinary 

confusion      in  which     she   kept   them�察   �added     not   a  little  to  our 

difficulty�察�but at length we devised something not very unlike what 

a   common´place   mother   might   wear   on           such   an   occasion。    The 

abstracted manner in which Mrs Jellyby would deliver herself up 

to having this attire tried on by the dressmaker�察�and the sweetness 

with which she would then observe to me how sorry she was that I 

had   not   turned   my   thoughts   to   Africa�察  �were   consistent   with   the 

rest of her behaviour。 

    The lodging was rather confined as to space�察�but I fancied that 

if  Mrs    Jellyby¨s   household      had   been    the  only   lodgers    in  Saint 

Paul¨s or Saint Peter¨s�察�the sole advantage they would have found 

in   the   size   of   the   building   would   have   been   its   affording   a   great 

deal of room to be dirty in。 I believe that nothing belonging to the 

family�察�which it had been possible to break�察�was unbroken at the 

time    of  those    preparations      for  Caddy¨s    marriage�察    �that   nothing 

which it had been possible to spoil in any way�察�was unspoilt�察�and 

that no domestic object which was capable of collecting dirt�察�form 

a dear child¨s knee to the door´plate�察�was without as much dirt as 



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could well accumulate upon it。 

    Poor Mr Jellyby�察�who very seldom spoke�察�and almost always sat 

when      he   was   at   home   with   his  head   against   the   wall�察  �became 

interested      when    he   saw   that   Caddy     and   I  were    attempting     to 

establish some order among all   this   waste   and   ruin�察  �and  took   off 

his coat to help。 But such wonderful things came tumbling out of 

the    closets   when     they   were    opened!bits        of  mouldy     pie�察 �sour 

bottles�察�Mrs Jellyby¨s caps�察�letters�察�tea�察�forks�察�odd boots and shoes 

of   children�察  �firewood�察  �wafers�察  �saucepan´lids�察  �damp   sugar   in   odds 

and ends of paper bags�察�footstools�察�black´lead brushes�察�bread�察�Mrs 

Jellyby¨s     bonnets�察    �books    with    butter    sticking    to  the   binding�察�

guttered     candle´ends       put  out   by   being   turned     upside    down    in 

broken candlesticks�察�nutshells�察�heads and tails of shrimps�察�dinner´ 

mats�察      �gloves�察    �coffee´grounds�察       �umbrellas!that           he    looked 

frightened�察     �and   left  off  again。   But   he   came     in  regularly    every 

evening�察�and sat without his coat�察�with his head against the   wall�察�

as though he would have helped us�察�if he had known how。 

    ^Poor Pa� 院�said Caddy to me�察�on the night before the great day�察�

when we really had got things a little to rights。 ^It seems unkind to 

leave   him�察  �Esther�察  �but   what   could   I   do   if   I   stayed�   �Since   I   first 

knew   you�察  �I   have   tidied   and   tidied   over   and   over   again�察  �but   it¨s 

useless。   Ma and   Africa�察  �together�察  �upset  the   whole   house   directly。 

We     never    have    a   servant    who    don¨t    drink。    Ma¨s    ruinous    to 

everything。 ̄ 

    Mr   Jellyby   could   not   hear   what   she   said�察  �but   he   seemed   very 

low indeed�察�and shed tears�察�I thought。 

    ^My heart aches for him�察�that it does� 院�sobbed Caddy。 ^I can¨t 

help thinking�察�tonight�察�Esther�察�how dearly I hope to be happy with 

Prince�察�and how dearly Pa hoped�察�I dare say�察�to be happy with Ma。 



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What a disappointed life� 院�

    ^My  dear  Caddy� 院  �said   Mr  Jellyby�察  �looking  slowly   round   from 

the wall。 It was the first time�察�I think�察�I ever heard him say three 

words together。 

    ^Yes�察   �Pa�察院  �cried   Caddy�察    �going   to   him   and    embracing      him 

affectionately。 

    ^My dear Caddy�察院�said Mr Jellyby。 ^Never have! ̄ 

    ^Not Prince�察�Pa�拭院�faltered Caddy。 ^Not have Prince�拭院�

    ^Yes�察   �my   dear�察院  �said   Mr   Jellyby。   ^Have    him�察  �certainly。   But�察�

never have! ̄ 

    I mentioned�察�in my account of our first visit in Thavies Inn�察�that 

Richard   described   Mr   Jellyby   as   frequently   opening   his   mouth 

after   dinner   without   saying   anything。   It   was   a   habit   of   his。   He 

opened his mouth now�察�a great many times�察�and shook his head in 

a melancholy manner。 

    ^What do you wish me not to have�拭�Don¨t have what�察�dear Pa�拭院�

asked Caddy�察�coaxing him�察�with her arms round his neck。 

    ^Never have a mission�察�my dear child。 ̄ 

    Mr   Jellyby   groaned�察  �and   laid   his   head   against   the   wall   again�察�

and this was the only time I ever heard him make any approach to 

expressing his sentiments on the Borrioboolan question。 I suppose 

he   had   been   more   talkative   and   lively�察  �once�察  �but   he   seemed   to 

have been completely exhausted long before I knew him。 

    I thought Mrs Jellyby never would have left off serenely looking 

over   her   papers�察  �and   drinking   coffee�察  �that   night。    It   was  twelve 

o¨clock   before   we   could   obtain   possession   of   the   room�察  �and   the 

clearance it required then�察�was so discouraging�察�that Caddy�察  �who 

was almost tired out�察�sat down in the middle of the dust and cried。 

But  she   soon   cheered   up�察  �and   we did   wonders   with   it  before   we 



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went to bed。 

    In   the   morning   it   looked�察  �by   the   aid   of   a   few   flowers   and   a 

quantity   of   soap   and   water�察  �and   a   little   arrangement�察  �quite   gay。 

The     plain    breakfast     made     a  cheerful     show�察    �and   Caddy      was 

perfectly charming。 But when my darling came�察�I thought!and I 

think now!that I never had seen such a dear face as my beautiful 

pet¨s。 

    We   made   a   little   feast   for   the   children   upstairs�察  �and   we   put 

Peepy at the head of the table�察�and we showed them Caddy in her 

bridal   dress�察  �and     they   clapped     their  hands     and   hurrahed�察     �and 

Caddy   cried   to   think   that   she   was   going   away   from   them�察  �and 

hugged them over and over again�察�until we brought Prince up to 

fetch   her   away!when�察  �I   am   sorry   to   say�察  �Peepy   bit   him。   Then�察�

there was old Mr Turveydrop downstairs�察�in a state of Deportment 

not    to  be   expressed�察    �benignly     blessing     Caddy�察   �and    giving    my 

Guardian   to   understand�察  �that   his        son¨s   happiness   was   his     own 

parental   work�察  �and   that   he   sacrificed   personal   considerations   to 

insure it。 ^My dear sir�察院�said Mr Turveydrop�察 �these young people 

will    live    with    me�察    �my    house      is  large     enough      for   their 

accommodation�察�and they shall not want the shelter of my roof。 I 

could have wished�察�you will understand the allusion�察�Mr Jarndyce�察�

for   you    remember       my   illustrious    patron     the  Prince     Regent!I 

could   have   wished   that  my  son   had   married   into   a   family   where 

there was more Deportment�察�but the will of Heaven be done� 院�

    Mr   and    Mrs    Pardiggle   were      of  the   party!Mr       Pardiggle�察    �an 

obstinate´looking   man         with   a   large   waistcoat   and   stubbly      hair�察�

who was always talking in a loud bass voice about his mite�察�or Mrs 

Pardiggle¨s mite�察�or their five boys¨ mites。 Mr Quale�察�with his hair 

brushed   back       as  usual�察  �and    his   knobs   of   temples    shining    very 



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much�察�was also there�察�not in the character of a disappointed lover�察�

but   as   the   Accepted   of   a   young!at   least�察  �an   unmarried!lady�察  �a 

Miss Wisk�察�who was also there。 Miss Wisk¨s mission�察�my Guardian 

said�察   �was   to  show     the   world    that  woman¨s       mission    was    man¨s 

mission�察     �and   that   the   only   genuine     mission�察    �of  both   man     and 

woman�察  �was   to   be   always   moving   declaratory   resolutions   about 

things   in   general   at   public   meetings。   The   guests   were   few�察  �but 

were�察  �as   one might  expect  at  Mrs   Jellyby¨s�察  �all   devoted   to   public 

objects     only。    Besides     those    I  have    mentioned�察      �there    was    an 

extremely   dirty   lady�察  �with   her   bonnet   all   awry�察  �and   the   ticketed 

price of her dress still sticking on it�察�whose neglected home�察�Caddy 

told me�察�was like a filthy wilderness�察�but whose church was like a 

fancy     fair。  A  very   contentious       gentleman�察     �who    said   it  was   his 

mission   to   be   everybody¨s   brother�察  �but   who   appeared   to   be   on 

terms of coolness with the whole of his large family�察�completed the 

party。 

    A   party   having   less   in   common   with   such   an   occasion�察  �could 

hardly   have   been   got   together   by   any   ingenuity。         Such   a    mean 

mission   as   the   domestic   mission�察  �was   the   very   last   thing   to   be 

endured among them�察�indeed�察�Miss Wisk informed us�察�with great 

indignation�察      �before   we    sat  down     to  br

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