Chapter 83Marianne would have considered herself very inexcusable if she had been able to sleep at all on the first night after the separation from Warwick. She would have been ashamed to look her family in the face the next morning if she hadn't gotten out of bed and needed more rest than if she had laid down in it. But the feelings that made such serenity a disgrace did not leave them in danger of undergoing one. She was awake all night and cried most of the time. She got up with a headache, couldn't talk, and didn't want to eat food; She inflicted pain on her mother and sisters at every moment and denied them any attempt to comfort. Their sensitivity was strong enough!
When breakfast was over, she went out alone and wandered through the village of Allenham, reminiscing about past joys
