Helen Keller visits a bustling New York City complete with horse-drawn trolleys and carts among other traffic.

Helen Keller arrives in New York City and becomes acquainted with its downtown area. She describes the bustling streetcars, the crowded streets, and the distinctive odors of the city, providing a vivid sensory experience of New York.

What does Helen Keller refer to when she mentions the 'greeting'?

In what ways does Helen Keller describe the people and environment of New York?