all's right with the world; all is as it should be
A set phrase expressing that everything in the world is in its proper place and peaceful. Originates from Robert Browning's verse drama 'Pippa Passes' and is used as a literary or poetic quotation in Japanese.
On a spring morning, when I opened the window, a peaceful scene unfolded that made me feel all's right with the world.
A Japanese translation of the line 'All's right with the world!' from Robert Browning's verse drama 'Pippa Passes' (1841). The phrase is used as a literary quotation in Japanese.