Horseing Around with Col. Chambers

John H.W. Rhein III

Description

John Rhein's Victorian gentleman, Col. Chambers cavorts in a world of silly yet plausible situations. Animal lovers should know, Col. Chambers books include horses, dogs, wild animals, birds, frogs, turtles, and foxes. Subtitle epigrams contain lessons on etiquette, living and leadership. The best thing about Col. Chambers books is they invariably leave a trail of smiles. They are great “cheer upers.”



Here’s a list of activities in which the Col. has been engaged. Circle your favorites. We have a picture, a card or a book of pictures for you: Sailing, Walking, Hunting, Safari, Animals, Swimming, Fishing, Golf, Tennis, Lacrosse, Soccer, Baseball, Socializing, Places, or a variety of Events and Adventures.

Sujets

• Juvenilee Fiction
• Xlibris
• Short Stories

Informations

• Publié par: Xlibris US
• Date de parution: 06 novembre 2013
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781483660905
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 2 Mo

Extrait

Horseing Around With Col. Chambers
A Book of Tall Tales and Tall Tails

by
John H.W. Rhein III

Col. Chambers’ Equestrian Portrait
Horseing Around With Col. Chambers
Table of Contents
On to the dedication and introduction
Firesides encourage tall tales and attract tall tails
Gentlemen in pursuit of pleasure render memories they all will treasure
It’s not how many but who
Things are in the pink, we think
Always give quarter when it comes to water.
Always use the proper tool for best results
If your quarry cannot be found, better look up instead of down
Discipline is needed for any enterprise to succeed
Happiness is
Always select a reliable assistant
Even professionals are flummoxed sometimes
Always be conscious of your surroundings
Never underestimate the intelligence of your opponent
To ground is for foxes not hunters
“Hill toppers” are meant to watch
The unexpected can ruin your plans.
Often the prize is under your eyes
Refuge is where you find it
Avoid bad companions
Turnabout is fair play
Some styles aren’t in
Beware of pretenders
A jolly group is
Always be sensitive to your environment
Achievement is its own reward
Fortune favors the brave
Competition brings out the best and the worst
Always keep your eyes on the prize
Its hard to find a better end as the Col. finds a furry friend
Never make your entourage an imposition