Sailing Alone Around the World · Character
Mr. Trood
A person met by the narrator in port.
minor
First appearance: xv
Mr. Trood shows up with force in Seventy-two Days Without a Port. The page is where that presence becomes real.
An old Eton boy who came to visit the Spray in Apia, ferried by a young woman in a canoe.
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In Seventy-two Days Without a Port: An old Eton boy who came to visit the Spray in Apia, ferried by a young woman in a canoe. He exclaims,…
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