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The life of James Clerk Maxwell

Note 103 — Chapter IV · ADOLESCENCE—1844 TO 1847—ÆT. 13-16.

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At church he always sat preternaturally still, with one hand lightly resting on the other, not moving a muscle, however long the sermon might be. Days afterwards he would show, by some remark, that the whole service, whether good or bad, had been, as it were, photographed upon his mind.

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