Expecting remonstrations from the children, the governess was disappointed with silence. Mrs. Grose also did not inquire about her absence from church. On later questioning, Mrs. Grose admitted that the children had told her not to say anything because the governess would surely prefer silence on the matter. She went on to tell Mrs. Grose she had returned to the house for a talk with Miss Jessel, and that the latter had said that she suffered. The governess again knew that the specter was after Flora. She had decided to contact the uncle at last.
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