Summary

Portrait of Herman Melville Herman Melville,  Mardi — Volume I/Chapter CII: They Depart From Mondoldo (1849)

“ His guiltless spirit feared not the strangers: less selfish considerations prevailed. He was willing to remain on the island for a time, but not without me. Yet, setting forth my reasons; and assuring him, that our tour would not be long in completing, when we would not fail to return, previous to sailing for Odo, he at last, but reluctantly, assented. ”
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