Letter from David Boldy to his mother
Title
Letter from David Boldy to his mother
Description
Letter David Boldy to his mother telling her about day to day events at school.
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1931-07-12
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One page handwritten letter
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EBoldyDABoldyLM310712
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[inserted] loving son David [/inserted]
St. Paul’s School.
Jalapahar.
DARJEELING.
12/7/31.....1931
My darling Mummy.
Thank you for your letter and the photo which is a very nice one. We knew you at once. We played St Joseph’s yesterday only boys were [deleted] aloud [/deleted] [inserted]allowed[/inserted] to play and they beat the score being 5-0. Last night Mr. Shelveton Miss Shelveton’s brother showed us movie pictures he took in Burma and [deleted] afric [/deleted] Africa, and he showed us the Niagra [sic] falls, it was quite good. Our drawing Exam Marks are not yet settled. The weather is still bad up here. The food has become much better, and twice we ha [deleted] d [/deleted] [inserted] ve [/inserted] ve had beef stake [sic] and other nice things. We will soon be playing St.Joseph’s again and hope to beat them. I am ending now with lots of love and kisses from your
St. Paul’s School.
Jalapahar.
DARJEELING.
12/7/31.....1931
My darling Mummy.
Thank you for your letter and the photo which is a very nice one. We knew you at once. We played St Joseph’s yesterday only boys were [deleted] aloud [/deleted] [inserted]allowed[/inserted] to play and they beat the score being 5-0. Last night Mr. Shelveton Miss Shelveton’s brother showed us movie pictures he took in Burma and [deleted] afric [/deleted] Africa, and he showed us the Niagra [sic] falls, it was quite good. Our drawing Exam Marks are not yet settled. The weather is still bad up here. The food has become much better, and twice we ha [deleted] d [/deleted] [inserted] ve [/inserted] ve had beef stake [sic] and other nice things. We will soon be playing St.Joseph’s again and hope to beat them. I am ending now with lots of love and kisses from your
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David Boldy, “Letter from David Boldy to his mother,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed March 18, 2025, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/703.
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