Madame Curie is intelligent but as cold as a herring, meaning that she is lacking in all feelings of joy and sorrow. Almost the only way in which she expresses her feelings is to rail at things she doesn't like. And she has a daughter who is even worse - like a grenadier. This daughter is also very gifted.
Letter to Elsa Lowenthal, August 11?, 1913; CPAE, Vol. 5, Doc. 465
The Quotable Einstein, compiled by Alice Calaprice
Sunday, April 20, 2008
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