Those willing to be active, then exercise more.
Those unwilling to be active, send them to prison for a stint of hard labor, and they'll be honest.
Of course, the two-faced Sir Arthur's thoughts were completely different from what he said.
"If controlling weight is necessary, Her Royal Highness might have to miss the Duke of Wellington's dinner."
The Duchess of Kent put down her knife and fork and looked at Arthur: "Does the Duke of Wellington's banquet serve large portions?"
"Indeed, Your Highness." Arthur answered with a smile: "Although the Duke values pomp, he dislikes a table cluttered with silverware or being surrounded by unnecessary servants. What he despises most is the French, who serve only a scoop of each dish, and in the end, even your stomach isn't filled despite the extravagance."
Lady Leisen glanced at Arthur, seemingly disapproving of his dismissal of French cuisine.
"Does the Duke of Wellington eat simply?" Victoria asked further.
