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by Harriet Ann Jacobs
About 56 pages (16,883 words)
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Chapter 20, New Perils Summary and Analysis

Dr. Flint, furious to see Linda's children living happily with their great-grandmother in his own town, has Uncle Phillip arrested on charges of helping Linda escape (of which the reader knows he is innocent). Although Phillip is cleared of these charges and is soon released from prison, Linda is upset that yet another innocent person is made to suffer on her account.

She also worries about the anxiety she is causing her benefactress (who has been hiding her for several months). She decides that she must move to a new hiding place, but realizes that this will be difficult, since Dr. Flint and his family are still vigilant.....

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