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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 11, 7 October 1927, Page 4

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Some charming little stories of the Duchess of York and her baby daughter are being told by her friends in society (says an English paper). Although Princess Elizabeth did not remember her mother, tbe Duchess on returning from Australia very quickly made friends with her, and now she is so attached to the smiling little lady who has come back into her life that all sorts of strategies have to be resorted to when the Duchess is obliged to leave the nursery to prevent screams of protest from Princess Elizabeth. The King’s granddaughter has a decided will of her own. Although she can only say “Daddy” and “Mummy” distinctly, she has an imperious way of making her wishes known. She points to things that she wants, shakes her bead very decidedly when she is misunderstood, and is a very delightful little tyrant to both her parents and her many uncles and aunts. Nobody seems able to decide whether the King or the Prince of Wales spoils her the more.