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Page 75
... wanted to talk to Doro- thy Hodgkin , the best of the English crystallog- raphers , while I welcomed the opportunity to see Oxford for the first time . At the train gate Francis was in top form . The visit would give him the opportunity ...
... wanted to talk to Doro- thy Hodgkin , the best of the English crystallog- raphers , while I welcomed the opportunity to see Oxford for the first time . At the train gate Francis was in top form . The visit would give him the opportunity ...
Page 93
... wanted to concentrate on the fact that the theory did not go beyond some math- ematics his colleague Stokes had worked out without all this fanfare . Stokes had solved the problem in the train while going home one evening and had ...
... wanted to concentrate on the fact that the theory did not go beyond some math- ematics his colleague Stokes had worked out without all this fanfare . Stokes had solved the problem in the train while going home one evening and had ...
Page 212
... wanted nothing to do with him , he spoke largely to Maurice , until he slowly perceived that Rosy wanted his crystallographic advice and was prepared to exchange unconcealed hostility for conversation between equals . With obvious ...
... wanted nothing to do with him , he spoke largely to Maurice , until he slowly perceived that Rosy wanted his crystallographic advice and was prepared to exchange unconcealed hostility for conversation between equals . With obvious ...
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