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Victoria May Blossom Of Britannia England 1829 1st Edition Anna Kirwan

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Victoria May Blossom Of Britannia England 1829 1st Edition Anna Kirwan instant download after payment.

Publisher: Scholastic Inc.

File Extension: PDF

File size: 21.13 MB

Pages: 224

Author: Anna Kirwan

ISBN: 9780439215985, 0439215986

Language: English

Year: 2001

Edition: 1st Edition

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Victoria May Blossom Of Britannia England 1829 1st Edition Anna Kirwan by Anna Kirwan 9780439215985, 0439215986 instant download after payment.

In 1829, nine-year-old Victoria begins a journal chronicling her life as an English princess, in a title which includes information on the reign, marriage, and family life of Queen Victoria and English civilization during that period.
29 MAY
...I had to kiss His Majesty's hand. Really, one kisses the air over his hand, and that's a good thing, for he's so glistening with lotions and powders to cover the liver spots on his skin, which he hates...
Aunt Soap says he was a beautiful lad when he was young. "Prinny was the handsomest Prince ever. His curls were the colour of honey on toast, like that red-gold Russian sable the Princess de Lieven wears." Now, unfortunately, his beauty has quite fled. Perhaps he does wear a corset, as I once heard Lady C. remark--though I can't see that it does much good. (I'm sure she would be shocked to know I overheard. But I do wonder why so many people seem to think a young person's ears do not work unless they are instructed to by some adult.)