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The wisest and best people are sadly weak and foolish about Great Marriages. The Queen cannot comprehend it. With her experience of the private history of the many homes of both the noble and the rich, who so able as she to judge how little of the true happiness of life results from the gratification of such an ambition?
gpt
Her sagacity in reading people and their ruling motives and weaknesses was remarkable. This was noted by Archbishop Benson, and it often broke into remarks touched more with kindliness and humour than with sarcasm. The Archbishop also remarks, truly, that the Queen
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gpt
She had not much patience with their follies and the pettiness of their desires. One recognises as very characteristic a remark of hers which the Archbishop quotes:
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I cannot understand the world--cannot comprehend the frivolities and littlenesses. It seems to me as if they were all a little mad.