The Woman in White The Second Epoch: The Story Continued in Several Narratives

In which the humble servant Hester Pinhorn solemnly recounts the sudden and mysterious illness and death of Lady Glyde at the Forest Road house, witnessed by herself and the attending doctor, amidst a backdrop of quiet household care and constrained emotions. Walter Hartright, newly returned to England after perilous adventures abroad, mourns quietly by the grave of Laura, Lady Glyde, where a strange and spectral encounter in the fading light disturbs the stillness of the burial-ground.