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The Woman in White Part 1, Section 1, Chapter 13

By Wilkie Collins

Part 1, Section 1, Chapter 13

Walter's surveillance pays off—Anne Catherick and an old lady show up.
The old lady goes to keep watch and leaves Anne to finish cleaning Mrs. Fairlie's gravestone.
Walter spies a bit and then reveals himself, scaring Anne.
But Anne remembers Walter and soon calms down.
She tells Walter a fairly disjointed story about what's happened to her.
Anne went to stay with her friend Mrs. Clements and the two hid out in London.
But people were still looking for Anne and the women came to Limmeridge to stay with Mrs. Clement's pals at a farm called Todd's Corner.
Anne was the one who delivered the letter to Laura. She flips out when Walter mentions Sir Percival by name.
Walter concludes that Sir Percival was the one who locked Anne up.
Mrs. Clements arrives on the scene after Anne freaks.
She ushers the upset Anne away.

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