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A
voice
called
out
from
across
the
quad
.
"
S
il
vous
plaоt
!
"
292
Langdon
looked
over
.
An
elderly
white
-
haired
man
in
a
College
Paris
sweatshirt
waved
to
him
.
Langdon
picked
up
the
Frisbee
and
expertly
threw
it
back
.
The
old
man
caught
it
on
one
finger
and
bounced
it
a
few
times
before
whipping
it
over
his
shoulder
to
his
partner
.
"
Merci
!
"
he
called
to
Langdon
.
293
"
Congratulations
,
"
Kohler
said
when
Langdon
finally
caught
up
.
"
You
just
played
toss
with
a
Noble
prize
-
winner
,
Georges
Charpak
,
inventor
of
the
multiwire
proportional
chamber
.
"
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Langdon
nodded
.
My
lucky
day
.
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It
took
Langdon
and
Kohler
three
more
minutes
to
reach
their
destination
a
large
,
well
-
kept
dormitory
sitting
in
a
grove
of
aspens
.
Compared
to
the
other
dorms
,
this
structure
seemed
luxurious
.
The
carved
stone
sign
in
front
read
Building
C
.
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Imaginative
title
,
Langdon
thought
.
297
But
despite
its
sterile
name
,
Building
C
appealed
to
Langdon
s
sense
of
architectural
style
conservative
and
solid
.
It
had
a
red
brick
facade
,
an
ornate
balustrade
,
and
sat
framed
by
sculpted
symmetrical
hedges
.
As
the
two
men
ascended
the
stone
path
toward
the
entry
,
they
passed
under
a
gateway
formed
by
a
pair
of
marble
columns
.
Someone
had
put
a
sticky
-
note
on
one
of
them
.
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This
column
is
Ionic
299
Physicist
graffiti
?
Langdon
mused
,
eyeing
the
column
and
chuckling
to
himself
.
"
I
m
relieved
to
see
that
even
brilliant
physicists
make
mistakes
.
"
300
Kohler
looked
over
.
"
What
do
you
mean
?
"