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The Water-Witch or, The Skimmer of the Seas
A Tale.
by James Fenimore Cooper
“Mais, qui diable alloit-il faire dans cette galère!”
Complete in One Volume
1871
Contents
 Preface
 CHAPTER I.
 CHAPTER II.
 CHAPTER III.
 CHAPTER IV.
 CHAPTER V.
 CHAPTER VI.
 CHAPTER VII.
 CHAPTER VIII.
 CHAPTER IX.
 CHAPTER X.
 CHAPTER XI.
 CHAPTER XII.
 CHAPTER XIII.
 CHAPTER XIV.
 CHAPTER XV.
 CHAPTER XVI.
 CHAPTER XVII.
 CHAPTER XVIII.
 CHAPTER XIX.
 CHAPTER XX.
 CHAPTER XXI.
 CHAPTER XXII.
 CHAPTER XXIII.
 CHAPTER XXIV.
 CHAPTER XXV.
 CHAPTER XXVI.
 CHAPTER XXVII.
 CHAPTER XXVIII.
 CHAPTER XXIX.
 CHAPTER XXX.
 CHAPTER XXXI.
 CHAPTER XXXII.
 CHAPTER XXXIII.
 CHAPTER XXXIV.
Preface
Christendom is gradually extricating itself from the ignorance, ferocity, andcrimes of the middle ages. It is no longer subject of boast, that the handwhich wields the sword, never held a pen, and men have long since ceased to beashamed of knowledge. The multiplied means of imparting principles and facts,and a more general diffusion of intelligence, have conduced to establishsounder ethics and juster practices, throughout the whole civilized world.Thus, he who admits the conviction, as hope declines with his years, that mandeteriorates, is probably as far from the truth, as the visionary who sees thedawn of a golden age, in the commencement of the nineteenth c                        
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