Chapter 78The development of Catherine's misfortune over the events of the evening was as follows. It first manifested itself in a general dissatisfaction with everyone around her while she stayed in the rooms, which quickly led to considerable fatigue and a fierce desire to go home. When he arrived at Pulteney Street, it took the direction of an extraordinary hunger, and when it was satisfied, it turned into a serious longing to be in bed; that was the ultimate point of their need; for when she arrived there, she immediately fell into a deep sleep that lasted nine hours and from which she awoke completely recovered, in an excellent mood, with new hopes and new plans. The first wish of her heart was to improve her acquaintance with Miss Alsina, and almost her first decision to visit her fo
