CHAPTER XXV

MY ARRIVAL IN AMERICA

The gnome-haunted ship—I embark on

_L’Amérique_—Homesickness—The widow of President Lincoln—A

snowstorm in mid-ocean—The steerage passengers—A child is

born in the steerage—What if the emigrants should

mutiny?—Precautions in case of shipwreck—The Promised Land of

the emigrants—My fête day—The harbor of the New World—How I

was welcomed—A fatiguing reception—Rest under compulsion—The

kind of man Mr. Jarrett was—Another reception—The silly

questions of the reporters—Press agents and slander 368–385

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