Hop-scotch to hare-and-hounds, conjuring to chemistry, rabbits to rowing — the complete Victorian repertoire of things for a boy to do, set down with rules and diagrams.
2 pages in this part of Every Boy's Book.
OF all domesticated animals dear to the British schoolboy's heart the rabbit is, perhaps, the most general favourite.
The ears must in every case be exceedingly long, and must never stand upright, as in the common rabbit of the warren. The most perfect and…