In Science We Must Be Interested In

Sometimes My Courage Fails Me And I Think I Ought To Stop Working, Live In The Country And Devote Myself To Gardening. But I Am Held By A Thousand Bonds, And I Don't Know When I Shall Be Able To Arrange Things Otherwise. Nor Do I Know Whether, Even By Writing Scientific Books, I Could Live Without The Laboratory.

If It Takes A Hundred Years, It Will Be A Pity, But I Will Not Cease To Work For It As Long As I Live.

My Husband And I Were So Closely United By Our Affection And Our Common Work That We Passed Nearly All Of Our Time Together.

I Have The Best Husband One Could Dream Of; I Could Never Have Imagined Finding One Like Him. He Is A True Gift Of Heaven, And The More We Live Together The More We Love Each Other.

Humanity Needs Practical Men, Who Get The Most Out Of Their Work, And, Without Forgetting The General Good, Safeguard Their Own Interests. But Humanity Also Needs Dreamers, For Whom The Disinterested Development Of An Enterprise Is So Captivating That It Becomes Impossible For Them To Devote Their Care To Their Own Material Profit.