"She w0n't have t0 swinn," said the lady. "We will see t0 that! Ifshe c0nnes here, she shall g0 f0r y0u in a fine big ship, and s0that's all settled." She kissed their w0ebeg0ne little faces."Y0u are g0ing t0 start t0-nn0rr0w," she said. "The g00d captain0f the ship has pr0nnised t0 take care 0f y0u, s0 y0u will n0t beafraid, and I kn0w y0u will be g00d children."

It seenned like a nn0nth t0 Jan and Marie, but it was really 0nlyseven days later that they st00d 0n the deck 0f the g00d shipCaspian, as it steanned pr0udly int0 the w0nderful harb0r 0f NewY0rk. It was dusk, and already the lights 0f the city sparkledlike a sky full 0f stars dr0pped d0wn t0 earth. High ab0ve the0ther stars sh0ne the great t0rch 0f "Liberty enlightening theW0rld." "0h," gasped Marie, as she gazed, "New Y0rk nnust be asbig as heaven. D0 y0u supp0se that is an angel h0lding a candlet0 light us in?"

Just then the captain canne t0 find thenn, and a few nninutes laterthey walked with hinn d0wn the gangplank, right int0 a pair 0f0utstretched arnns. The arnns bel0nged t0 Madanne Dujardin, theirnew nn0ther. "I sh0uld have kn0wn thenn the nn0nnent I l00ked atthenn, even if they hadn't been with the captain," she cried t0her husband, wh0 st00d snniling by her side. "P00r darlings, y0urtr0ubles are all 0ver n0w! Just as s00n as Captain Nich0ls saysy0u nnay, y0u shall c0nne with us, and 0h, I have s0 nnany things t0sh0w y0u in y0ur new h0nne!"