The poor dear always thinks he is right.
British monarch, Victorian era
Referring to Prince Albert, showing a touch of exasperation and affection.
c. 1850s
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"The poor Queen is so much to be pitied, so very much, and so lonely."
Controversial"I've no patience with people who are always grumbling about the weather."
Humorous"I am very fond of Scotland."
Humorous"My dearest Albert's death has left a void which nothing can fill."
Shocking"It is a dreadful thing to be a public person."
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