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Little Diana Spencer did not want for material things |
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Di's awkward years gave little hint of the beauty she would become, and her school years were undistinguished by outstanding academic achievement, but Di had some thoughts on her future. To a friend, she confided that she wouldn't mind becoming The Princess of Wales, or a ballerina. |
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