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And her children come through
all the corners of the world.
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They come, they are nourished
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and then
they returned to their homeland
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to impart what
they have instilled to others.
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Pride is not deflated by
what they take away.
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The whole world is in fact
enriched by what they learned.
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And am proud in particular gained
more than she gives
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to the very earnest students.
:29:28
Professor Constance, chairman of
the committee on scholarship
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has gone over all the awards
:29:34
and will read the name
of the successful candidates.
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It is my pleasure to introduce
Professor Constance.
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The names of those who have been
awarded degrees
:29:49
will be read
in the order of merit.
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For the degree
the master of physics.
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First...
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Marie Scholoscka.
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Hello, Dr. Curie.
:30:29
Oh, hello, David.
:30:30
Isn't she wonderful?
First place in physics.
:30:33
Did you know we have that
all that time in the laboratory?
:30:35
Yes. It's very gratifying.
:30:37
Here she was bright...
:30:38
You haven't seen any of
Mmde. Scholoscka, have you, David?
:30:40
Yes, I saw her.
Had a nice talk with her.
:30:42
Congratulated her and everything.
:30:44
She went straight home.
Had some packing to do.
:30:46
Packing?
:30:47
Well, she's leaving for Poland
on Tuesday.
:30:49
Oh.
:30:50
Good bye, Dr. Curie. Oh.
Awfully glad I run into you.
:30:53
Good bye, David.
:30:55
Ah! Dr. Curie.
:30:57
How do you do, Professor?
:30:58
Lovely, wasn't it?