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One night Walter meets a strange woman dressed all in white. They talk together and Walter is very much surprised to hear the woman talking about the place and the family I have is on His Way to see. Before I ask dog Any questions her, she Disappears.
Walter goes to Cumberland. At Limmeridge House I Meets His Pupils, Marian and Laura, WHO Are half-sisters. That Laura Walter notices theresemblance 'Woman in white' very much. He tells about the Marian strange woman.
She is keen to help him solve the mystery.
Walter Enjoys His Life at Limmeridge House.
He falls in love with Laura and Makes friends with Marian. But Marian Advises him to leave Limmeridge House, Because Laura is Engaged to Baronet Sir Percival Glyde, Who is coming soon. Laura Receives an anonymous Againstwarning her future marriage, and Walter Remembers the 'woman in white' Some talking about cruel and wicked baronet. He Thinks the warning letter That woman is from.
Walter goes to the churchyard to see the strange woman seen Who Was There. They meet and she Gives him her name, Anne Catherick, and That she has escaped from the asylum WHERE Sir Percival shut her up.
Then she gets frightened andruns away.
Before Walter goes away, I go and Marian to the village to find Anne Catherick to talk to her. When They arrive, Anne Find That They've Already Gone.
Mr Gilmore, the family lawyer, to eat draw up the marriage settlement. He sends a copy of the warning letter to Sir Percival Asking for an explanation.
Walter leaves Limmeridge House. Laura is very unhappy as she is in love withWalter.

Sir Percival Glyde Limmeridge to eat House and Anne's mother Explains That Used To Be His loyal servant. To thank her, I Paid for her daughter Anne, Who Has Mental Problems, To Be Placed in an asylum.
Marian writes a letter to Mrs Catherick and Receive That this is true confirmation. After That Laura Agraeans to marry Sir Percival, as not does she want to break her promise toher late father.
When Discussing the marriage settlement, Sir Percival insists on having His wife's money in case of her death. Mr Gilmore Does Not like the idea. As Laura is Not twenty-one yet, I visits her uncle, Mr. Fairlie, to discuss it. Mr Fairlie But Sir Percival's Agree To Claims.
Walter leaves for Central America for eighteen months. Laura's wedding date is decided - 22 December- In four weeks' time. Sir Percival Anne tries to find
Catherick, But she is gone. Sir Percival and Laura get married and leave for Italy.

Six Months Later Marian eat to Blackwater Park, Sir Percival's house, Where She Learns That Mrs Catherick has secretly visited to find out about news and Stock
her daughter. Mrs Marian Catherick decide to visit. Sir Percival and Laura come fromItaly with Count Fosco, Sir Percival's friend. Laura is very unhappy, That now it's clear her husband married her for her money only. Debts to clear out historical He Needs to Obtain His Wife's money. Marian overhears a conversation and tells Laura about it.
Sir Percival Learns about Mrs Catherick's visit Which Makes him very angry. He tries to make Laura sign Some document about her moneyBut Fails. Outraged, Sir Percival leaves Blackwater Park.
Marian and Laura go to an old boathouse and see a strange figure. They Become frightened and go home, pero someone Following Them is, and it is Not Count Fosco. Laura goes to the boathouse again and meets Anne There Catherick. Anne tells her she wrote the warning and Followed her last time. Also she says she know the terriblesecret about Sir Percival. Suddenly she gets frightened and Without revealling runs away the secret.
Sir Percival eat back. Count Fosco, WHO 've seen Laura's meeting with Anne, tells him about the meeting, and They go to the boathouse to wait for Anne There. But Anne never appears. Sir Percival reads Anne's note to Laura and Becomes frustrated.
Marian eavesdrops on Sir Percival and Count...
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