Note 5 — Chapter III · LIFE AS THE DIRECTOR OF LABORATORY WORK IN THE SCHOOL OF PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY. GENERALIZATION OF THE PRINCIPLE OF SYMMETRY. INVESTIGATIONS OF MAGNETISM
Charlotte Kellogg translation
The following is the text of a letter from this distinguished savant to Pierre Curie, written during one of his visits to Paris:
October, 1893.
"DEAR MR. CURIE:
"I am much obliged to you for your letter of Saturday and the information contained in it, which is exceedingly interesting to me.
"If I call at your laboratory between 10 and 11 tomorrow morning should I find you there? There are two or three things I would like to speak to you about; and I would like also to see more of your curves representing the magnetization of iron at different temperatures.
"Yours truly,
"KELVIN."