Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The White Morning a Novel of the Power of the German Women in Wartime
When she was fourteen and her sisters Lili and Elsa sixteen and eighteen they had met in the attic of their home in Berlin one afternoon when their father was automati cally at his club and their mother taking her prescribed hour of rest, and solemnly pledged one another never to marry. The causes of this vital conclave were both cumulative and immediate. Their father, the Herr Graf, a fine looking junker of sixty odd, with a rov ing eye and a martial air despite a corpulence which annoyed him excessively, had trans ferred his lost authority over his regiment to his household. The boys were in their own regiments and rid of parental discipline, but the countess and the girls received the full benefit of his military, and Prussian, rel ish for despotism.
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