Sense and Sensibility, Chapter 44
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Willoughby has arrived at Cleveland, and he is demanding to be heard. Though Elinor is skeptical, she gives him a chance to tell his side of the story. He is apologetic in his own way, confessing his real love for Marianne, while feeling constrained by circumstances to enter into a loveless marriage. All Elinor can do is listen as he tells his story of woe and lost love. It's an engrossing tale, so let Willoughby charm you one last time as his story takes you on your way into another night of soft and peaceful sleep.
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