The Childhood of Queen Victoria
The Childhood of Queen Victoria
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His royal pupil had a more practical turn of mind, and such poetry as she cared for in after life was of the kind that appealed to the heart rather than to the imagination.
CHAPTER VIII KENSINGTON, 1830 CHAPTER VIII KENSINGTON, 1830 PRINCESS VICTORIA was now fast approaching the dividing line between childhood and girl- hood. She had made marked progress in her lessons, and had begun to fill the place in the eye and heart of the nation left vacant by the death of their beloved Princess Charlott...e, whom she strongly resembled. Her uncle, George IV. , was in a dying condition, and in a few months' time she was to become the direct heir to the throne of England.
It was probably these considerations which decided the Duchess of Kent upon obtaining some definite and reliable opinion as to the course she had pursued in the education of her daughter. From the time of the Duke of Kent's death she had had but one thought, to bring up his child in a way worthy of him and of her own probable great position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His royal pupil had a more practical turn of mind, and such poetry as she cared for in after life was of the kind that appealed to the heart rather than to the imagination.
CHAPTER VIII KENSINGTON, 1830 CHAPTER VIII KENSINGTON, 1830 PRINCESS VICTORIA was now fast approaching the dividing line between childhood and girl- hood. She had made marked progress in her lessons, and had begun to fill the place in the eye and heart of the nation left vacant by the death of their beloved Princess Charlott...e, whom she strongly resembled. Her uncle, George IV. , was in a dying condition, and in a few months' time she was to become the direct heir to the throne of England.
It was probably these considerations which decided the Duchess of Kent upon obtaining some definite and reliable opinion as to the course she had pursued in the education of her daughter. From the time of the Duke of Kent's death she had had but one thought, to bring up his child in a way worthy of him and of her own probable great position.
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