Letter from David Boldy to his parents
Title
Letter from David Boldy to his parents
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Letter from David Boldy to his parents in Decca. General conversation about life at St. Paul's school in Darjeeling, with references to sports and pastimes. Contains a drawing.
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Date
1929-06-12
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Two page handwritten letter
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EBoldyDABoldyAD-LM270612
Transcription
St. paul’s [sic] School.
Jalapahar
Darjeeling.
June 12 th 1927.
My dear Mummy and Daddy,
How are you?
I am quite well and happy. Today is Ramands [sic] birthday. Thank you for yore [sic] letter. How are Pompon and dorgey [sic] and the other to [sic] cats. We playd [sic] with chattergi’s [sic] team and they beat us by 99 runs. I have lots of fun in school.
We went to the pictures on saturday [sic]. I hope you have a nice time in Dacca. [deleted] Tell [/deleted] I hope it is not to [sic] hot in Dacca. Stephen is quite well. I hope you arrived at Dacca. I am going to Rondevous [sic] Hotle [sic]. Has Daddy got the puppy from uncle ocy [sic]. Grant has got a fountain pen as well. I have still got my watch
[page break]
and so has Stephen. Now I must end my letter. With lots of love and kisses from David.
[A line of X’s]
[Drawing of a figure on a horse]
Jalapahar
Darjeeling.
June 12 th 1927.
My dear Mummy and Daddy,
How are you?
I am quite well and happy. Today is Ramands [sic] birthday. Thank you for yore [sic] letter. How are Pompon and dorgey [sic] and the other to [sic] cats. We playd [sic] with chattergi’s [sic] team and they beat us by 99 runs. I have lots of fun in school.
We went to the pictures on saturday [sic]. I hope you have a nice time in Dacca. [deleted] Tell [/deleted] I hope it is not to [sic] hot in Dacca. Stephen is quite well. I hope you arrived at Dacca. I am going to Rondevous [sic] Hotle [sic]. Has Daddy got the puppy from uncle ocy [sic]. Grant has got a fountain pen as well. I have still got my watch
[page break]
and so has Stephen. Now I must end my letter. With lots of love and kisses from David.
[A line of X’s]
[Drawing of a figure on a horse]
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David Boldy, “Letter from David Boldy to his parents,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed January 15, 2025, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/522.
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