euthemio

Updated: June 23, 2025

Timéa shuddered and hid her face in her shawl. But the "St. Barbara" was saved. Euthemio pressed the hands of the returning oarsmen Timar he embraced. Timar might have expected that Timéa would say a friendly word; but she only asked, pointing to the gulf with a disturbed face, "What is become of the mill?" "Chips and splinters!" "And the poor cat?"

Mór Jókai - Timar's Two Worlds

At the first blast Timéa came from her cabin, where she had slept for a few hours, and went, wrapped in her white burnoose, to the bow to look for Euthemio, who had never lain down all night, nor entered his cabin, nor even which was more remarkable smoked at all. He was not allowed to light any fire on board the ship, so as to avoid attracting attention to the vessel at the Orsova fortress.

Mór Jókai - Timar's Two Worlds