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endured among them�察�indeed�察�Miss Wisk informed us�察�with great
indignation�察 �before we sat down to breakfast�察 �that the idea of
woman¨s mission lying chiefly in the narrow sphere of home was
an outrageous slander on the part of her Tyrant�察�Man。 One other
singularity was�察 �that nobody with a mission!except Mr Quale�察�
whose mission�察 �as I think I have formerly said�察 �was to be in
ecstasies with everybody¨s mission!cared at all for anybody¨s
mission。 Mrs Pardiggle being as clear that the only one infallible
course was her course of pouncing upon the poor�察 �and applying
benevolence to them like a strait waistcoat�察�as Miss Wisk was that
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the only practical thing for the world was the emancipation of
Woman from the thraldom of her Tyrant�察�Man。 Mrs Jellyby�察�all the
while�察�sat smiling at the limited vision that could see anything but
Borrioboola´Gha。
But I am anticipating now the purport of our conversation on
the ride home�察 �instead of first marrying Caddy。 We all went to
church�察�and Mr Jellyby gave her away。 Of the air with which old
Mr Turveydrop�察 �with his hat under his left arm�察 。�the inside
presented at the clergyman like a cannon�撮� and his eyes creasing
themselves up into his wig�察 �stood�察 �stiff and high´shouldered�察�
behind us bridesmaids during the ceremony�察 �and afterwards
saluted us�察 �I could never say enough to do it justice。 Miss Wisk�察�
whom I cannot report as prepossessing in appearance�察�and whose
manner was grim�察�listened to the proceedings�察�as part of Woman¨s
wrongs�察 �with a disdainful face。 Mrs Jellyby�察 �with her calm smile
and her bright eyes�察�looked the least concerned of all the company。
We duly came back to breakfast�察 �and Mrs Jellyby sat at the
head of the table�察�and Mr Jellyby at the foot。 Caddy had previously
stolen upstairs�察�to hug the children again�察�and tell them that her
name was Turveydrop。 But this piece of information�察 �instead of
being an agreeable surprise to Peepy�察 �threw him on his back in
such transports of kicking grief�察�that I could do nothing on being
sent for�察�but accede to the proposal that he should be admitted to
the breakfast table。 So he came down�察�and sat in my lap�察�and Mrs
Jellyby�察 �after saying�察 �in reference to the state of his pinafore�察 �O
you naughty Peepy�察�what a shocking little pig you are� 院�was not at
all discomposed。 He was very good�察�except that he brought down
Noah with him ��out of an ark I had given him before we went to
church���察�and would dip him head first into the wine´glasses�察�and
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then put him in his mouth。
My Guardian�察�with his sweet temper and his quick perception
and his amiable face�察�made something agreeable even out of the
ungenial company。 None of them seemed able to talk about
anything but his or her�察 �own one subject�察 �and none of them
seemed able to talk about even that�察�as part of a world in which
there was anything else�察 �but my Guardian turned it all to the
merry encouragement of Caddy�察 �and the honour of the occasion�察�
and brought us through the breakfast nobly。 What we should have
done without him�察 �I am afraid to think�察 �for�察 �all the company
despising the bride and bridegroom�察�and old Mr Turveydrop!and
old Mr Turveydrop�察 �in virtue of his Deportment�察 �considering
himself vastly superior to all the company!it was a very
unpromising case。
At last the time came when poor Caddy was to go�察�and when all
her property was packed on the hired coach and pair that was to
take her and her husband to Gravesend。 It affected us to see
Caddy clinging�察�then�察�to her deplorable home�察�and hanging on her
mother¨s neck with the greatest tenderness。
^I am very sorry I couldn¨t go on writing from dictation�察 �Ma�察院�
sobbed Caddy。 ^I hope you forgive me now�拭院�
^O Caddy�察�Caddy� 院�said Mrs Jellyby�察 �I have told you over and
over again that I have engaged a boy�察�and there¨s an end of it。 ̄
^You are sure you are not the least angry with me�察�Ma�拭�Say you
are sure before I go away�察�Ma�拭院�
^You foolish Caddy�察院�returned Mrs Jellyby�察 �do I look angry�察�or
have I inclination to be angry�察�or time to be angry�拭�How can you�拭院�
^Take a little care of Pa while I am gone�察�mama� 院�
Mrs Jellyby positively laughed at the fancy。 ^You romantic
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child�察院 �said she�察 �lightly patting Caddy¨s back。 ^Go along。 I am
excellent friends with you。 Now�察 �good bye�察 �Caddy�察 �and be very
happy� 院�
Then Caddy hung upon her father�察 �and nursed his cheek
against hers as if he were some poor dull child in pain。 All this
took place in the hall。 Her father released her�察�took out his pocket´
handkerchief�察�and sat down on the stairs with his head against the
walls。 I hope he found some consolation in walls。 I almost think he
did。
And then Prince took her arm in his�察 �and turned with great
emotion and respect to his father�察 �whose Deportment at that
moment was overwhelming。
^Thank you over and over again�察 �father� 院 �said Prince�察 �kissing
his hand。 ^I am very grateful for all your kindness and
consideration regarding our marriage�察�and so�察�I can assure you�察�is
Caddy。 ̄
^Very�察院�sobbed Caddy。 ^Ve´ry� 院�
^My dear son�察院�said Mr Turveydrop�察 �and dear daughter�察�I have
done my duty。 If the spirit of a sainted Wooman hovers above us�察�
and looks down on the occasion�察�that�察�and your constant affection�察�
will be my recompense。 You will not fail in your duty�察�my son and
daughter�察�I believe�拭院�
^Dear father�察�never� 院�cried Prince。
^Never�察�never�察�dear Mr Turveydrop� 院�said Caddy。
^This�察院 �returned Mr Turveydrop�察 �is as it should be。 My
children�察 �my home is yours�察�my heart is yours�察 �my all is yours。 I
will never leave you�察�nothing but Death shall part us。 My dear son�察�
you contemplate an absence of a week�察�I think�拭院�
^A week�察�dear father。 We shall return home this day week。 ̄
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^My dear child�察院�said Mr Turveydrop�察 �let me�察�even under the
present exceptional circumstances�察�recommend strict punctuality。
It is highly important to keep the connection together�察 �and
schools�察�if at all neglected�察�are apt to take offence。 ̄
^This day week�察�father�察�we shall be sure to be home to dinner。 ̄
^Good� 院 �said Mr Turveydrop。 ^You will find fires�察 �my dear
Caroline�察 �in your own room�察 �and dinner prepared in my
apartment。 Yes�察 �yes�察 �Prince� 院 �anticipating some self´denying
objection on his son¨s part with a great air。 ^You and our Caroline
will be strange in the upper part of the premises�察 �and will�察�
therefore�察�dine that day in my apartment。 Now�察�bless ye� 院�
They drove away�察�and whether I wondered most at Mrs Jellyby�察�
or at Mr Turveydrop�察�I did not know。 Ada and my Guardian were
in the same condition when we came to talk it over。 But before we
drove away�察 �too�察 �I received a most unexpected and eloquent
compliment from Mr Jellyby。 He came up to me in the hall�察 �took
both my hands�察 �pressed them earnestly�察 �and opened his mouth
twice。 I was so sure of his meaning�察�that I said�察�quite flurried�察 �You
are very welcome�察�sir。 Pray don¨t mention it� 院�
^I hope this marriage is for the best�察 �Guardian�拭院�said I�察 �when
we three were on our road home。
^I hope it is�察�little woman。 Patience。 We shall see。 ̄
^Is the wind in the East today�拭院�I ventured to ask him。
He laughed heartily�察�and answered ^No。 ̄
^But it must have been this morning�察�I think�察院�said I。
He answered ^No�察院 �again�察 �and this time my dear girl
confidently answered ^No�察院�too�察�and shook the lovely head which�察�
with its blooming flowers against the golden hair�察�was like the very
Spring。 ^Much you know of East winds�察�my ugly darling�察院 �said I�察�
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kissing her in my admiration!I couldn¨t help it。
Well� �It was only their love for me�察�I know very well�察�and it is a
long time ago。 I must write it�察�even if I rub it out again�察�because it
gives me so much pleasure。 They said