With all this knowledge of M^r . EElliot –& with this ^{authority to} power of imparting it,Anne ^left quitted Westgate Build^gsBuildings — her mind deeply busy in revolving what she had heard, feeling, thinking, recalling& forseeing everything, shocked ^{by whatat} about ^{she had heard about Mr Elliot —} M^r . Elliot,^ sighing over future Kellynch^and pained for Lady Ruſsell, ^{& greiving with} & glancing with ^{complacency or triumphing with concern} composed Complacency & Lenient Triumph ^{that Events should only now have shown her} upon the fact of her having been right & Lady RRussell ^herself w^rong, the most dis::criminating of the two. She had never been satisfied. Lady Ruſsell's^whose^ confidence^{in him}^ had been entire. — But,thThe¹ Embarraſs::ment which must be felt from this^hour moment in his presence! — How to be::have to him? — how to get rid of him? —What to do by any of the Party athome? — where to be blind? — whereto be active? — It was altogether aconfusion of Images & Doubts — aperplexity, an ^Agitation Embarraſsment whichshe could not see the end of it–––And she was in Gay S^t -Street — & still so^much far engroſsed, ^{that she started on} as to start at beingaddreſsed by Adm^l .Admiral Croft, as if^^{he were} aperson unlikely to be met there.