Damrong Rajanubhab

“ One of the most remarkable peculiarities of the "Voyage to London" is that every time the author has to use an English name oran English word, he always succeeds in finding an appropriate Siamese word to rhyme with. ”

“ It is very well written, and is peculiar in this way: the author has succeeded in his endeavours to give his countrymen an exact idea of such novelties as the railway, the telegraph, and even the circus, which were absolutely unknown in Siam and which had never been seen by himself before. ”