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While she became a surrogate mother to her siblings, she left the day-to-day child-rearing tasks to her sister Anita, who returned from a religious vocation in a convent after their mother's death, and their governess, Elizabeth Doyle.
The highlighted phrase is misplaced if the intended meaning is that child-rearing tasks were left to Anita and Elizabeth Doyle. Or less likely, to Anita following the deaths of her mother and governess, Elizabeth Doyle. 2605:A601:A990:F00:A9C6:D8D0:F961:E8C2 (talk) 02:35, 1 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]
