the ghost confides in virginia. describe the meeting of the ghost and virginia in detail as per the text
Virginia had been out riding on Brockley meadows, where she tore her habit so badly in getting through a hedge that, on their return home, she made up her mind to go up by the back staircase so as not to be seen. As she was running past the Tapestry Chamber, the door of which happened to be open, she fancied she saw someone inside, and thinking it was her mother's maid, who sometimes used to bring her work there, looked in to ask her to mend her habit. To her immense surprise, however, it was the Canterville Ghost himself. He was sitting by the window. His head was leaning on his hand, and his whole attitude was one of extreme depression. He looked so sad that little Virginia, whose first idea had been to run away and lock herself in her room, was filled with pity, and determined to try and comfort him. The ghost confided in her because he thought that she was different from others.