There is really no more to tell.

Miss Morton's father never saw the lady, even when she sat on a sofa for half an hour, Miss Morton watching her.
Other people saw her in the garden crying, and sent messages to ask what was the matter, and who was the lady in distress.

Many members of the family, boys, girls, married ladies, servants and others often saw the lady in black.

In 1885 loud noises, bumps and turning of door handles were common, and though the servants were told that the lady was quite harmless, they did not always stay.

The whole establishment of servants was gradually changed, but the lady still walked.