"A man like the Prince makes one think, because, you see, every standard of life we have is a standard of comparison.

When one sees the sort of man he is, one wonders.

When one sees how far apart he is from you Englishmen in his ideals and the way he spends his life, one wonders again." Somerfield shrugged his shoulders.
"We do well enough," he said.

"Japan is the youngest of the nations.

She has a long way to go to catch us up." "We do well enough!" she repeated under her breath.