McClure's Magazine, Vol 31, No 2, June 1908MY FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA[1]Reading editionChapter navigation18 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterMcCLURE'S MAGAZINEMY FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA[1]ELLEN TERRYTHE DECREE MADE ABSOLUTEPRESIDENT JOHNSON AND HIS WAR ON CONGRESSTHE CRYSTAL-GAZERBOB, DÉBUTANTTWO PORTRAITS BY GILBERT STUARTMARY BAKER G. EDDYHER FRUITSTHE KEY TO THE DOORTHE WAYFARERSTHE PROBLEMS OF SUICIDEPRAIRIE DAWNTHE DOINGS OF THE DEVILYOUNG HENRY AND THE OLD MANEDITORIALPrevious chapter ←McCLURE'S MAGAZINENext chapter →ELLEN TERRYAll chapters and sections (18)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsMcCLURE'S MAGAZINEMY FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA[1]ELLEN TERRYTHE DECREE MADE ABSOLUTEPRESIDENT JOHNSON AND HIS WAR ON CONGRESSTHE CRYSTAL-GAZERBOB, DÉBUTANTTWO PORTRAITS BY GILBERT STUARTMARY BAKER G. EDDYHER FRUITSTHE KEY TO THE DOORTHE WAYFARERSTHE PROBLEMS OF SUICIDEPRAIRIE DAWNTHE DOINGS OF THE DEVILYOUNG HENRY AND THE OLD MANEDITORIALMY FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA[1]BYNotes in this chapterNote 1 · Copyright, 1908, by Ellen Terry (Mrs. Carew) Copyright, 1908, by The S. S. McClure Co. All rights reserved← McCLURE'S MAGAZINEELLEN TERRY →