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and Elinor withdrew to think it all over in private�察�to wish success
to her friend�察�and yet in wishing it�察�to feel a pang for Willoughby。
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CHAPTER X
arianne¨s illness�察�though weakening in its kind�察�had not
been long enough to make her recovery slow�察�and with
M
youth�察�natural strength�察�and her mother¨s presence in
aid�察�it proceeded so smoothly as to enable her to remove�察 �within
four days after the arrival of the latter�察 �into Mrs。 Palmer¨s
dressing´room。 When there�察�at her own particular request�察�for she
was impatient to pour forth her thanks to him for fetching her
mother�察�Colonel Brandon was invited to visit her。
His emotion on entering the room�察�in seeing her altered looks�察�
and in receiving the pale hand which she immediately held out to
him�察 �was such�察 �as�察 �in Elinor¨s conjecture�察 �must arise from
something more than his affection for Marianne�察 �or the
consciousness of its being known to others�察 �and she soon
discovered in his melancholy eye and varying complexion as he
looked at her sister�察�the probable recurrence of many past scenes
of misery to his mind�察�brought back by that resemblance between
Marianne and Eliza already acknowledged�察�and now strengthened
by the hollow eye�察 �the sickly skin�察 �the posture of reclining
weakness�察�and the warm acknowledgment of peculiar obligation。
Mrs。 Dashwood�察 �not less watchful of what passed than her
daughter�察 �but with a mind very differently influenced�察 �and
therefore watching to very different effect�察 �saw nothing in the
Colonel¨s behaviour but what arose from the most simple and self´
evident sensations�察�while in the actions and words of Marianne she
persuaded herself to think that something more than gratitude
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already dawned。
At the end of another day or two�察 �Marianne growing visibly
stronger every twelve hours�察�Mrs。 Dashwood�察�urged equally by her
own and her daughter¨s wishes�察 �began to talk of removing to
Barton。 On her measures depended those of her two friends�察�Mrs。
Jennings could not quit Cleveland during the Dashwoods¨ stay�察�
and Colonel Brandon was soon brought�察 �by their united request�察�
to consider his own abode there as equally determinate�察 �if not
equally indispensable。 At his and Mrs。 Jennings¨s united request
in return�察�Mrs。 Dashwood was prevailed on to accept the use of his
carriage on her journey back�察�for the better accommodation of her
sick child�察 �and the Colonel�察 �at the joint invitation of Mrs。
Dashwood and Mrs。 Jennings�察�whose active good´nature made her
friendly and hospitable for other people as well as herself�察�engaged
with pleasure to redeem it by a visit at the cottage�察�in the course of
a few weeks。
The day of separation and departure arrived�察 �and Marianne�察�
after taking so particular and lengthened a leave of Mrs。 Jennings�察�
one so earnestly grateful�察 �so full of respect and kind wishes as
seemed due to her own heart from a secret acknowledgment of
past inattention�察 �and bidding Colonel Brandon farewell with a
cordiality of a friend�察 �was carefully assisted by him into the
carriage�察�of which he seemed anxious that she should engross at
least half。 Mrs。 Dashwood and Elinor then followed�察�and the others
were left by themselves�察�to talk of the travellers�察�and feel their own
dullness�察 �till Mrs。 Jennings was summoned to her chaise to take
comfort in the gossip of her maid for the loss of her two young
companions�察 �and Colonel Brandon immediately afterwards took
his solitary way to Delaford。
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The Dashwoods were two days on the road�察�and Marianne bore
her journey on both�察�without essential fatigue。 Every thing that the
most zealous affection�察�the most solicitous care could do to render
her comfortable�察 �was the office of each watchful companion�察�and
each found their reward in her bodily ease�察 �and her calmness of
spirits。 To Elinor�察 �the observation of the latter was particularly
grateful。 She�察 �who had seen her week after week so constantly
suffering�察 �oppressed by anguish of heart which she had neither
courage to speak of�察�nor fortitude to conceal�察�now saw with a joy�察�
which no other could equally share�察 �an apparent composure of
mind�察 �which�察 �in being the result as she trusted of serious
reflection�察 �must eventually lead her to contentment and
cheerfulness。
As they approached Barton�察 �indeed�察 �and entered on scenes of
which every field and every tree brought some peculiar�察 �some
painful recollection�察 �she grew silent and thoughtful�察 �and turning
away her face from their notice�察�sat earnestly gazing through the
window。 But here�察 �Elinor could neither wonder nor blame�察 �and
when she saw�察 �as she assisted Marianne from the carriage�察 �that
she had been crying�察�she saw only an emotion too natural in itself
to raise any thing less tender than pity�察�and in its unobtrusiveness
entitled to praise。 In the whole of her subsequent manner�察 �she
traced the direction of a mind awakened to reasonable exertion�察�
for no sooner had they entered their common sitting´room�察 �than
Marianne turned her eyes around it with a look of resolute
firmness�察�as if determined at once to accustom herself to the sight
of every object with which the remembrance of Willoughby could
be connected。!She said little�察 �but every sentence aimed at
cheerfulness�察 �and though a sigh sometimes escaped her�察 �it never
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passed away without the atonement of a smile。 After dinner she
would try her pianofort└。 She went to it�察�but the music on which
her eye first rested was an opera�察�procured for her by Willoughby�察�
containing some of their favourite duets�察 �and bearing on its
outward leaf her own name in his hand´writing。!That would not
do。!She shook her head�察�put the music aside�察�and after running
over the keys for a minute�察 �complained of feebleness in her
fingers�察�and closed the instrument again�察�declaring however with
firmness as she did so�察�that she should in future practise much。
The next morning produced no abatement in these happy
symptoms。 On the contrary�察 �with a mind and body alike
str