I am not a bit changed.
British monarch, Victorian era
Said upon her accession, perhaps a naive or defiant statement about her character remaining constant.
1837
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"No one is more anxious to do what is right than I am."
"What does the Queen of England want with a parrot?"
"I am quite ready to die; I have no fear."
"It is not a question of what I like, but of what is right."
"I am so glad to be rid of a child."
