"What?!" Victoria seemed to have heard some kind of outrageous injustice. Ever since that speech, this future queen seemed to feel an indescribable weight among the support of the citizens, and being able to meet the expectations of her subjects made Victoria very proud.
She found it hard to bear the low salary Faraday received: "This amount is much less than what was spent on repairing the Kensington Stables last year! Faraday is the most beloved natural philosopher in Britain, and he is doing such difficult work. How can the Royal Society treat him like that?"
"Indeed." Arthur slapped his head: "Oh, no, Your Highness, I must apologize to you. I forgot to tell you that besides the 100 pounds salary, Mr. Faraday can also receive free heating coal in winter, and the Royal Society even selected a rent-free room for him at Gresham College as his residence."
"How big is the house Mr. Faraday lives in?"
