And in this way an establishment was ready before the arrival of the Secretary of Legation and the great American Senator.

Those other questions of wine and plate and vegetables had, no doubt, settled themselves after some fashion.
John Morton had come over to England on leave of absence for four months, and had brought with him the Senator from Mickewa.

The Senator had never been in England before and was especially anxious to study the British Constitution and to see the ways of Britons with his own eyes.

He had only been a fortnight in London before this journey down to the county had been planned.

Mr.Gotobed wished to see English country life and thought that he could not on his first arrival have a better opportunity.