James Fenimore Cooper

Home as Found James Fenimore Cooper

Excerpt from Home as Found: Sequel to "Homeward Bound"

Tnosx who have done us the favor to read Homm Boom) will at once perceive that the incidents of this book commence at the point where those of the work just mentioned ceased. Lve are fully aware of the disadvantage of dividing the inter est of a tale in this manner; but in the present instance, the separation has been produced by cir cumstances over which the writer had very little control. As any one who may happen to take up this volume will very soon discover that there is other matter which it is necessary to know, it may be as well to tell all such persons, in commencement, therefore, that their reading will be bootless, unless they have leisure to turn to the pages of Homeward Bound for their cue.

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