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`` No , Matt dear , at Elmnest , '' I answered kindly , as a bride , no matter how worn out , ought to answer a groom , though Bess says that a groom ought to expect to be snapped every time he speaks for ten days before the wedding . `` As long as I have got a home that contains two masculine parents I will have to be married in it . I 'll go out the morning of the wedding , and you and Polly fix everything and invite everybody in Riverfield , but just the few people here in town you think we ought to have , not more than a dozen . Have it at five o'clock . '' I thought then that I fixed that hour because everybody would hate it because of the heat and uncertainty as to style of clothes . `` All right , dear , '' answered Matthew , carefully , as if handling conversational eggs . `` Miss Ann , where do you want us to fix the wedding -- er -- bell and altar ? ''