<p>Sheen is a quiet, unassuming student, whose standing in the school’s social hierarchy is irrevocably damaged when he commits a sin of cowardice: he flees from a fight between some of his schoolmates and a group of local boys. This decision leads him to be swiftly and severely ostracized by his school community. Facing this scorn, Sheen must find a way to restore his honor.</p> <p>Originally serialized in <i>The Captain</i> magazine from 1905 to 1906, <i>The White Feather</i> is one of the first of <a href="https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/p-g-wodehouse">P. G. Wodehouse’s</a> many novels. Wodehouse, renowned for his wit, humor, and engaging storytelling, went on to become one of the most beloved English authors of the 20th century.</p>

<p>Sheen is a quiet, unassuming student, whose standing in the school’s social hierarchy is irrevocably damaged when he commits a sin of cowardice: he flees from a fight between some of his schoolmates and a group of local boys. This decision leads him to be swiftly and severely ostracized by his school community. Facing this scorn, Sheen must find a way to restore his honor.</p> <p>Originally serialized in <i>The Captain</i> magazine from 1905 to 1906, <i>The White Feather</i> is one of the first of <a href="https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/p-g-wodehouse">P. G. Wodehouse’s</a> many novels. Wodehouse, renowned for his wit, humor, and engaging storytelling, went on to become one of the most beloved English authors of the 20th century.</p>