Father William’s Secret Fathe “You are old, Fa Yo Ye (With apologies to Lewis Carroll) Father William,” the young man said, “And your hair has turned very white.


Yet you climb all these hills with ridculous ease, Do you think at your age it is right?”


with proper cycle oil. that your gear is lubricated Gears. Always make sure lubricating Sturmey - Archer similar oils be used for should linseed, salad or ON NO A CCOUNT Lubrication Note


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“I also got tired out and wheezy “In my youth,” said t


said the sage, as he shook his grey beard, ot tired out and wheezy


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Now I ride on a bicycle properly geared - Sturmey-Archer makes cycling easy


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er William’s Secret


Jill’s thrills from Hills Jill’s thrillls from Hills


Jill made the climb the faster;fa Jack and Jill rode up the Hill,


Ja Poor old J Poor old Jac And Jill was filled with laughterr.


Ja k near broke his back wa


“A cyclist? No!” ”


“On hills I’m but a marcher.”r. said Jack with woeJa


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Said Jill,“you vou’’ve but yourself to blame; Just fit a STURMEY-ARCHER


-ARCHER.”


The gear that “makes cycling easy The brakes that “make cycling safe.”


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e.” ST U RMEY - AR C HER GEARS LT D ., NOTTINGHAM POETRY IN MOTION 7th April 1934 4th May 1934


There was a little man


But of hills he had a terrible fear,r, ,


There was a little man, And he had a little bike


fear, fear!r, e,


Now he doesn’t care a jot, He just sails up the lot,


With his Sturmey-Archer 3-speed Gearr,, gear, gear!r,


The gear that “makes cycling easy The brakes that “make cycling safe.”


ling easy


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