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Well , I 'm sure I hope your health may be good , Louisa ; for if your head begins to split as soon as you are married , which was the case with mine , I can not consider that you are to be envied , though I have no doubt you think you are , as all girls do . However , I give you joy , my dear -- and I hope you may now turn all your ological studies to good account , I am sure I do ! I must give you a kiss of congratulation , Louisa ; but do n't touch my right shoulder , for there 's something running down it all day long . And now you see , ' whimpered Mrs. Gradgrind , adjusting her shawls after the affectionate ceremony , ` I shall be worrying myself , morning , noon , and night , to know what I am to call him ! ' ` Mrs. Gradgrind , ' said her husband , solemnly , ` what do you mean ? ' ` Whatever I am to call him , Mr. Gradgrind , when he is married to Louisa ! I must call him something .