Books with author Josephine Chase

Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders on the Old Apache TrailJosephine Chase, Author of the popular Grace Harlowe series of 27 books for girls (-1931)This ebook presents «Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders on the Old Apache Trail», from Josephine Chase. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected.Table of Contents- About This Book- The Call Of The Wild- On The Overland Coach- A Thrilling Halt- The Battle With The Bandits- Wanted By The Sheriff- A Shot Well Placed- A Lively Night In Camp- Hippy Calls To Arms- A Startling Discovery- A Double Capture- Following A Cold Trail- An Interrupted Interview- A Struggle For Life- A Night Of Terror- Ike Distinguishes Himself- A Glimpse Into Fairyland- Going To Bed In The Clouds- The Hardest Blow Of All- Heroines Of The Trail- The Mysterious Arrow- A Night Of Thrills- Relics Of An Ancient Race- Between Earth And Sky- Grace Solves The Mountain Mystery

“You, over there in the crowd, and you and you, why don’t you get busy and help Uncle Sam? What are you hanging back for? Now’s your chance to show that you’re a real American, and ready to fight for your country. What’s the use of waiting for the draft to get you? You’re just wasting time! The sooner you enlist, the sooner you’ll be ready to do your bit in France. It’s up to good old Uncle Sam to jump into the big war and win it. But he can’t do it alone. It needs a lot of brave, husky fellows to lick the Boches off the map. Are you going to be one of ’em? Every little bit helps, you know!

Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders in the High SierrasJosephine Chase, Author of the popular Grace Harlowe series of 27 books for girls (-1931)This ebook presents «Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders in the High Sierras», from Josephine Chase. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected.Table of Contents- About This Book- Old Friends Get Together- An Interrupted Sleep- The Hold-up Of The Red Limited- In A Lively Skirmish- On The Trail Of The Missing- Chunky Meets The Bandits- Bandits Catch A Tartar- Headed For The High Country- Their Slumbers Disturbed- Boots And Saddles- Ponies Get A Bad Fright- Amid The Giant Sequoias- The Camp At The Lazy J- Woo's Eyes Are Keen- Following The Aerial Trail- Going To Bed In The Clouds- In The Land Of Pink Snows- At The Top Of The World- Bowling In Nature's Alley- Lead And Mystery In The Air- The Face In The Waters- The Mystery Of Aerial Lake- The Lair Of The Bad Men- Making A Last Stand

The new No. 1 Sunday Times bestseller from the master storyteller, Josephine Cox.Family secrets can weigh the heaviest…Although she’s surrounded by a loving family, Marie is lonely. The secret she has been carrying for many years is a burden – it’s telling could ruin the lives of those she loves most.Marie’s granddaughter, Cathy, is a cheerful young woman and in the first flush of love. Her grandmother’s secret will not only change Cathy’s future but rewrite her past.Sister-in-law Beth seems to have a happy life and a goodmarriage but behind closed doors she’s heartbreakingly sad. Will she be brave enough to speak out and run away?These three women are at the beginning of a journey – one that will change their lives forever.

"Who is the new girl in the class?" asked Miriam Nesbit, flashing her black eyes from one schoolmate to another, as the girls assembled in the locker room of the Oakdale High School. "Her name is Pierson; that is all I know about her," replied Nora O'Malley, gazing at her pretty Irish face in the looking glass with secret satisfaction. "She's very quiet and shy and looks as if she would weep aloud when her turn comes to recite, but I'm sure she's all right," she added good naturedly. For Nora had a charming, sunny nature, and always saw the best if there was any best to see. "She is very bright," broke in Grace Harlowe decisively. "She went through her Latin lesson without a mistake, which is certainly more than I could do." "Well, I don't like her," pouted Miriam. "I never trust those quiet little things. And, besides, she is the worst-dressed girl in——"

The foothills of the Kentucky Mountains echoed to the strains of a rollicking college song, as Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders rode into a laurel-bordered clearing and dismounted to make their first camp of this, their third summer's outing in the saddle. Only one of the party remained on his mount. This one was Washington Washington, the colored boy that they had taken on at Henderson to be their man of all work, guide and assistant cook, for Washington had declared that, "Ah knows more 'bout de mountings dan any oder niggah in Kaintuck." On his own recommendation, Grace and her party had accepted him. Washington, however, already had shown a love of leisure that was not wholly in keeping[] with his further recommendation for activity, and, instead of assisting the girls of the Overland unit to unload their ponies, the boy sat perched on the pack mule that he had been riding, playing a harmonica, swaying in his saddle in rhythm with the music, and rolling the whites of his eyes in ecstasy.