Return of the white-haired wanderer among Naples plague
Amid Naples plague streets the narrator, masked by a fisherman's garb, plans a perilous return to Nina. He recalls a drowned lover on the quay, encounters a ragpicker and a kingly homage from Humbert of Italy, and ends with a hopeful glimpse of reunion as sunset signals his possible safe return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Andie
Nina
Fleherman
Hera
Bimaolf
Che
Dong
Lyea
Laugha
Sorrento
Promtead
Te Quayla
Ble
Gle
Venice
My-Plekar
Joseph
Ana
Berl
Heinrich Heine
Wilow
Boeing
Corpac
Mien
Gmye Dortment
Mmbert
Italy
Hig Aubects
Yoses
Hovela
Mvith
Humbert
Goffin
Bene Morti
Reilly
Baccamorti
Giovanni
Glogann
Crosyd
Wil
Ayaa
E Hum
Giew
Ike
Jybo
Cain
Ito
Pietro
Bacehus
Count Romant
Count Romini
Grone
Cipriano
Beredictines
Oipriano
Naples
Mann
Lygor
Hilo
Gorrow
Guido
Ferrari
Stella
St. Peter
Indy
Morals and mischief trail Laynmown’s move to suburbs
In a clipped exchange Mrs De Matte questions Laynmown’s behavior after a shift to the suburbs. Mr De Wiatte defends him, noting trains and weekly routines as context for the strange change in manners.
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de Matte
Laynmown
de Wiatte
da Platte