cried the Blind Girl in an ecstasy . `` Yes , yes , I hear it , '' murmured Caleb with the fixed look of a sleep-walker ; `` but I do n't believe it . It 's one of my lies , I 've no doubt . '' `` You see I -- I want to bring the Peerybingles a little more into company with May Fielding , '' said Tackleton . `` I 'm going to be married to May . '' `` Married ! '' cried the Blind Girl , starting from him . `` She 's such a con-founded idiot , '' muttered Tackleton , `` that I was afraid she 'd never comprehend me . Ah , Bertha ! Married ! Church , parson , clerk , beadle , glass coach , bells , breakfast , bridecake , favours , marrow-bones , cleavers , and all the rest of the tomfoolery . A wedding , you know ; a wedding . Do n't you know what a wedding is ? '' `` I know , '' replied the Blind Girl in a gentle tone . `` I understand ! '' `` Do you ? '' muttered Tackleton . `` It 's more than I expected . Well ! On that account I want to join the party , and to bring May and her mother .
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