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Darling — I. /ˈdalɪŋ/ (say dahling) noun 1. Sir Charles Henry, 1809–70, army officer and administrator in Australia, born in Nova Scotia; governor of Victoria 1863–66. 2. Grace, 1815–42, English daughter of a lighthouse keeper, who rescued shipwrecked… …
