Charles-Augustin De Coulomb Quotes

On Graduating From School, A Studious Young Man Who Would Withstand The Tedium And Monotony Of His Duties Has No Choice But To Lose Himself In Some Branch Of Science Or Literature Completely Irrelevant To His Assignment.

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