It essentially becomes one, a situation, for both of us.

The Prince's, however, is his own affair--I meant but to speak of mine." "Your situation's perfect," Mrs.Assingham presently declared.
"I don't say it isn't.

Taken, in fact, all round, I think it is.

And I don't, as I tell you, complain of it.

The only thing is that I have to act as it demands of me." "To 'act' ?" said Mrs.Assingham with an irrepressible quaver.
"Isn't it acting, my dear, to accept it?
I do accept it.