Queen Victoria — "The poor Queen is so much to be pitied, so very much, and so lonely."

The poor Queen is so much to be pitied, so very much, and so lonely.
Queen Victoria — Queen Victoria Modern · British monarch, Victorian era

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Referring to herself in the third person in her journals after Albert's death.

Date: 1861

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