"Tut!"
"Well," she said, "I do not see anything wrong."
In America, I explained, we put the woman in a high place and looked up at her.
"Is it not so in Japan?" I said.
"No," she said simply, "it is not so in Japan." She thought a while. "That must be very nice for the woman in America," she said.
"I think it is," I said.
"But then," she said, to explain the mystery, they are so well ed-u-ca-ted."
"Well, I don't think it is because they are so well educated," I said.
"Then they are worthy," said the Little Maid.