CHAPTER XVII

JULY-SEPTEMBER 1822

1822 (July).--Mary and Mrs. Williams go to Pisa--They can learn nothing--Trelawny accompanies them back to Casa Magni--The bodies of Shelley and Williams are washed ashore--Trelawny brings Mary, Jane, and Clare back to Pisa--Mary's endurance--Letters from Godwin--Mary's letter to Mrs. Gisborne--The bodies are cremated--Dispute about Shelley's heart--It remains with Mary--Mary's decision to remain for a time with the Hunts, and to assist them and Byron with the _Liberal_--Goes to Genoa--Mrs. Williams goes to England--Letter from Mary to Mrs. Gisborne and Clare-- Letters from Clare and Jane Williams--The Hunts and Byron are established at Albaro 1-35