Boy’s angling guide. 1880

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Boy’s angling guide. 1880

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The following pages are from the “Boy’s own toy maker” by E. Landells. Edition of 1880.

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In the mud and scum of things, something always, always sings!
Mrs Wigg's philosophy

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I love the advice in a 'boy's' book that, to make a hole through the cork, insert a red-hot iron. :Beg: :shocked:

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Those were the days when boys could be boys and some of them even lived to tell the tale!
:Hahaha:
In the mud and scum of things, something always, always sings!
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Cane wrote: Sat Oct 31, 2020 5:05 pm Those were the days when boys could be boys and some of them even lived to tell the tale!
:Hahaha:
I was talking to my brother just this afternoon about some of the idiotic things we survived as kids. It's amazing that we both reached adulthood :Hahaha: Good fun to reminisce though.

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