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A Victorian children's writer and journalist, remembered for lively verse and picture-book style works that bring 19th-century London to life. His writing appeared for many years in Boy's Own Paper, helping him reach a wide young audience.

by Felix Leigh
Felix Leigh was a British author and journalist who lived from 1853 to 1935. He is chiefly associated with children's literature, especially light verse and illustrated books created for young readers.
Reference sources for his work describe him as a prolific contributor to Boy's Own Paper. He is also known for books such as London Town and The Circus Procession, which reflect the colorful, playful style of late Victorian children's publishing.
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