Richard Darke instead of Charles Clancy!
Disappointment were far too weak a word to express the pang that shoots
through the heart of Helen Armstrong, on discovering the mistake she has
made. It is bitter vexation, commingled with a sense of shame. I or
her speeches, in feigned reproach, have terribly compromised her.
She does not drop to the earth, nor show any sign of it. She is not a
woman of the weak fainting sort. No cry comes from her lips--nothing to
betray surprise, or even the most ordinary emotion.