In ; the.,gaining. tOf-,.., her,children, Queen Victoria combined tenderness with firmnessr -and; as r - a' result enjoyed the ;satisfac,tibir of having her promises, both if of reward&'jand’ punishments,, accepted- with •implicit faith.- ?' Qne.rday she .overheard her little , daughter,’ ” the' “Princess Royal-, ■ . ad- 1 ‘dress the family physician as “Brown,” ■without calling him’“doctor” nr “mister.” I: ;“If you do that again,” she told the Princess,.“you will be sent instantly to bed.”,,/,.-, ' ,Th'e next tiipa .the idocton. called,-the I am going to bed.’-
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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 February 1940, Page 8
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