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Lord Wadham drove Marjorie home that night. He was full of good cheer and roared his enthusiasm into her deafened ear.
"A great chap, the Prince," he shouted. "One of the right sort. When you have men like that at the head of affairs, you need not fear revolution or anarchy. You behaved splendidly, my girl, splendidly! I've never seen a lady in this land who could have kept her face as you did in such circumstances. I think you're just wonderful."