What Did Queen Victoria When She was little girl?

Queen Victoria when a little girl, was taught economical habits by her excellent governess. The principle had asset allowance for pocket money and was not permitted to exceed it. Once at bazar at Turnbridge Wales she had exhausted all her supply of money in buying a number of presents for relatives and friends. As she was leaving, she remembered another cousin to whom she thought she would like to make a present. She saw a box marked half crown, which she considered would be just the very thing for him. But alas! The money was all gone. The people in the shop said they would just enclose the box with the other articles but her governess said, “No, you see the princess has not the money and so of course, she cannot buy the box”. The shop-keepers then said that they would reserve the box, and when the next due pocket pocket money came, the princess mounted her donkey and was at the bazar for the coveted the box by seven o’clock in the morning.