  PART I
MAY, JUNE, JULY, 1914 | | CHAPTER | PAGE | | I | Aerial Light Horse | 3 | | II | The Bosom-chums | 19 | | III | The Eyes of Icarus | 34 | | IV | The Song of All the Ages | 54 | | V | The Workaday World | 62 | | VI | The Invitation | 71 | | VII | A Bachelor's Tea-party | 75 | | VIII | Laughing Odds | 82 | | IX | A Day in the Country | 89 | | X | Leslie, on "The Roots of the Rose" | 107 | | XI | The Heels of Mercury | 122 | | XII | The Kiss Withheld | 128 | | XIII | The Flying Dream | 144 | | XIV | An Awakening | 152 | | XV | Leslie on "Too Much Love" | 168 | | XVI | The Aeroplane Lady | 178 | | XVII | Leslie on "Marriage" | 186 | | XVIII | The Obvious Thing | 193 | | XIX | The Sealed Box | 212 |
PART II
JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER, 1914 | | I | The Aviation Dinner | 223 | | II | The Whisper of War | 235 | | III | The Last Sunday of Peace | 241 | | IV | That Week-end | 259 | | V | The Die is Cast | 265 | | VI | Her Guardian's Consent | 267 | | VII | Haste to the Wedding! | 280 | | VIII | The Girl He Left Behind Him | 293 | | IX | This Side of "the Front" | 300 | | X | Leslie, on "The Motley of Mars" | 310 | | XI | A Love-letter—and a Rose | 321 |
PART III
SEPTEMBER, NINETEEN-FOURTEEN | | I | A War-time Honeymoon | 335 | | II | The Soul of Undine | 345 | | III | A Last Favour | 350 | | IV | PART I
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