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That Which Hath Wings

by Richard Dehan · 1918

Romance · Historical Fiction · Classics

Set amid the brittle glamour of Edwardian high society on the eve of the Great War, this novel follows a young wife and her circle of fashionable friends as marriage, motherhood, and the stirrings of female independence collide. Richard Dehan's sharp, satirical eye captures drawing-room wit and private fears alike, promising a story that moves from frivolous society chatter toward far weightier reckonings.

36 chapters

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THAT WHICH HATH WINGS

A NOVEL OF THE DAY

BY

RICHARD DEHAN

AUTHOR OF "THE DOP DOCTOR," "BETWEEN TWO THIEVES," ETC.

"For a bird of the air shall carry the voice, and that which hath wings shall tell the matter."—ECCLESIAS. x., 20.

S. B. GUNDY TORONTO

COPYRIGHT, 1918 BY G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS

The Knickerbocker Press, New York

THESE LEAVES IN DEAR REMEMBRANCE FOR YOUR GRAVE ACROSS THE SEA.

January, 1918.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I.—PRESENTS TWO YOUNG PEOPLE II.—DAME NATURE INTERVENES III.—FAIR ROSAMOND'S CHOICE IV.—RAYMOND OF THE S. AË. F.

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