Madame Curie
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He had been shouting at me
all my life.

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Well, what are looking
so gloomy about, Pierre.

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It's your shot.
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Ah, yes. Excuse me.
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I heard you're going to Poland
on Tuesday.

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Say, Monsieur.
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Excellent country, Poland.
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Thank you.
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Of course, he hasn't been there.
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You don't have to be there
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to know
it's an excellent country.

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Well, what are you waiting for.
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Hit it. Hit it.
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Well, I dare say
it's the best thing you can do.

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You can go on
with your studies there.

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Of course, not with a degree that
you could get here,

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but you will do well
whatever it is.

:34:29
Thank you, Madame.
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I'm not paying you compliments.
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I'm only telling you what I see
in your face.

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It's all there
in people's faces.

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Look at my husband.
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A good man and a good doctor.
Look at Pierre.

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A poet, but a poet with brains.
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A poet in the laboratory.
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Look at me, fat and foolish
but quite a good old soul.

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It's true. Why should I mind.
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Look at Monsieur and me.
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Mitchell there
and young Master Mitchell.

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We'll let them pass.
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But then, look at yours.
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Stubborn, determined, abstinent
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and of course, intelligent.
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And then, there's something else
that I can't quite

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give a name to. Fiery, is it?
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No... Flame-like.
That's a little nearer.

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Flame-like then.
Something like a flame.

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Once I'm sure I won
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and what with that strike of
yours supposed I get out of it.

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You're not paying attention.
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It's no credit beating anyone
who does not pay attention.

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Why, I tried to, Father.
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Then you're just plain stupid.
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Oh. Leave him alone.
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No, sir. That boy has got to
learn to concentrate.

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He'll never get anywhere
if he doesn't concentrate.

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Did you ever hear
the fundamental law of physics,

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known oddly enough as Curie's Law
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Sheer luck.
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I don't know how Pierre
ever stumbled on to it.

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Oh, do be quiet, Eugene.
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Croquet always makes me thirsty.
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Want to drink?
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Thank you, Father.
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Yes,
that croquet always makes me thirsty.

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Yes, it stirs up the thirst
in a man.


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