Jules Verne,
Mathias Sandorf — Part I, Chapters XIII-XIV
(1885)
“ That boy Luigi was already an experienced sailor—hard-working, brave, and resolute. Bareheaded in wind and rain, he accompanied Andrea in his fishing and piloting. Later on he promised to be a vigorous man, well trained and well built, more than bold, even audacious, ready for anything and careless of danger. He loved his father. He adored his sister.Count Sandorf had been keenly examining these three, united in such touching affection. That he was among people he could trust he felt sure. ”
