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by Harriet Ann Jacobs
About 56 pages (16,883 words)
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Chapter 30, Northward Bound Summary and Analysis

Linda says goodbye to her family and Peter, the kind friend who has provided her with this chance for escape, and boards the ship for Philadelphia. On board the ship she finds Fanny, who has no idea that Linda has been hiding in her grandmother's house all these years, and is pleasantly surprised to see her.

While the two old friends are happily reunited and enjoy each other's company on the trip, Fanny does not take pity on Linda when she hears of the hardships she bore in her hiding place, because unlike Linda, Fanny cannot look forward to being reunited with.....

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