Chapter

 1 4 |    exceed on the best lines of America and Europe. Now, this new
 2 4 |    that astonishing country of America.~Naturally the excitement
 3 4 |      mistaken which happens in America as elsewhere.~The first
 4 6 | several days the newspapers of America and even those of Europe
 5 6 |   there was even jealousy that America should have been chosen
 6 7 |         such as exists even in America, must have written this
 7 7 |        lakes and the coasts of America. Of course, the size of
 8 7 |         then he must have left America. Perhaps he was in the waters
 9 7 |   canals; but in the center of America, and at the height of some
10 8 |  nothing to be beforehand with America, and gain possession of
11 8 |   great to pay for the secret; America could not put her millions
12 8 |        boat from the shores of America. Several times in my interviews
13 8 |        D. C., United States of America.”~Such was the notice printed
14 8 |       goes without saying that America does things on a magnificent
15 9 |        by the United States of America, need expect no other answer
16 10| Washington, nor in the rest of America. To the few who would have
17 10|      bureau from every part of America, each contradicting and
18 10|      almost any wave on any of America’s thousand lakes represented
19 11|       then intend to make only America the scene of his exploits?