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Dear James,
Hello my friend, I’m writing this from New York City. First of all, as you know, I left Europe from Plymouth’s harbor as a steerage passenger. I was seasick all along the journey because the steerage conditions were very unpleasant and the ship was crowded but we finally arrived after approximately 3 weeks.
Before we landed, we saw the Statue of Liberty, everyone was moved, and we knew that the journey was over, it represented the start of our new lives and a better world, it was also a symbol of liberty. I was like everyone, for me the statue of Liberty was very impressive and meaningful.
Secondly, we started with medical tests in Ellis Island. The first doctor checked if I had [je suis pas sur de la formulation] abnormalities but he let me go without chalk marks in contrary of many other. However, the second doctor said that I had a disease, I didn’t remember the name but he said that it wasn’t very serious so he sent me to hospital, this moment was awkward [j’ai pas trouvé d’autre mot] because I saw few peoples who were sent back to their home countries and I heard their crying but I left it two days after so I was really glad when I came out. Then the registration clerk questioned me about where I came from, my money and few random questions. Once again I've passed it easily and from this moment I felt free.
Finally, after these events, the boat docked at the Hudson River and I was in New York City for the first time of my life, it seems nothing but it was the greatest moment of my life, I knew that I was fortunate because from this moment my life would probably be better. However I realized that it wouldn’t be easy in the beginning, because I didn’t know this city and I felt lost and distraught
About my new life, I’m working in a factory with assembly-line production work. It’s a hard work, I have long days, I don’t earn a lot of money and I’m always exhausted but this is an honest job and I won’t stay at this work all my life, I’m already searching for a better job. Otherwise, the other immigrants are really nice and I met a lot of people compared to the American who seemed upset seeing us arrive on their country
I've reinforced my feelings compared to when I came here but now I’m really overhelmed and I know that it’s better than to live in Europe. . I hope you’ll receive my letter and maybe join me soon
With best wishes,
Hello my friend, I’m writing this from New York City. First of all, as you know, I left Europe from Plymouth’s harbor as a steerage passenger. I was seasick all along the journey because the steerage conditions were very unpleasant and the ship was crowded but we finally arrived after approximately 3 weeks.
Before we landed, we saw the Statue of Liberty, everyone was moved, and we knew that the journey was over, it represented the start of our new lives and a better world, it was also a symbol of liberty. I was like everyone, for me the statue of Liberty was very impressive and meaningful.
Secondly, we started with medical tests in Ellis Island. The first doctor checked if I had [je suis pas sur de la formulation] abnormalities but he let me go without chalk marks in contrary of many other. However, the second doctor said that I had a disease, I didn’t remember the name but he said that it wasn’t very serious so he sent me to hospital, this moment was awkward [j’ai pas trouvé d’autre mot] because I saw few peoples who were sent back to their home countries and I heard their crying but I left it two days after so I was really glad when I came out. Then the registration clerk questioned me about where I came from, my money and few random questions. Once again I've passed it easily and from this moment I felt free.
Finally, after these events, the boat docked at the Hudson River and I was in New York City for the first time of my life, it seems nothing but it was the greatest moment of my life, I knew that I was fortunate because from this moment my life would probably be better. However I realized that it wouldn’t be easy in the beginning, because I didn’t know this city and I felt lost and distraught
About my new life, I’m working in a factory with assembly-line production work. It’s a hard work, I have long days, I don’t earn a lot of money and I’m always exhausted but this is an honest job and I won’t stay at this work all my life, I’m already searching for a better job. Otherwise, the other immigrants are really nice and I met a lot of people compared to the American who seemed upset seeing us arrive on their country
I've reinforced my feelings compared to when I came here but now I’m really overhelmed and I know that it’s better than to live in Europe. . I hope you’ll receive my letter and maybe join me soon
With best wishes,
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