The Garter Mission to Japan
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We could honestly say that our visit had been one long chain of pleasant surprises, and it was much that we were thus able personally to express our thanks for all that, by His Majesty's commands, had been done for us. Mr. Nagasaki told me afterwards that every item of our pro- gramme had been considered and settled by the Emperor himself. The questions as to the duck- netting which he put to me showed that he knew all that we had been doing, and the interest which he took in it. As the dinner ...took place punctu- ally at 6. 30, it was over proportionately early, and it was not yet ten o'clock when we got back to the Kasumigaseki Palace.
Monday, February 26. — On the following morning (Monday, 26th February) the Emperor again came to visit the Prince and bid him fare- well, for this was the last day of our official stay in Tokyo. On the morrow we were to leave for a tour in the country, and on our return we should be the Emperor's guests, indeed, but in a private capacity. As before, the visit was strictly private only Mr.
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We could honestly say that our visit had been one long chain of pleasant surprises, and it was much that we were thus able personally to express our thanks for all that, by His Majesty's commands, had been done for us. Mr. Nagasaki told me afterwards that every item of our pro- gramme had been considered and settled by the Emperor himself. The questions as to the duck- netting which he put to me showed that he knew all that we had been doing, and the interest which he took in it. As the dinner ...took place punctu- ally at 6. 30, it was over proportionately early, and it was not yet ten o'clock when we got back to the Kasumigaseki Palace.
Monday, February 26. — On the following morning (Monday, 26th February) the Emperor again came to visit the Prince and bid him fare- well, for this was the last day of our official stay in Tokyo. On the morrow we were to leave for a tour in the country, and on our return we should be the Emperor's guests, indeed, but in a private capacity. As before, the visit was strictly private only Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Algernon Bertram Freeman Mitford Redesdale to read onlineMoreLess
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