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"
Whoever
wrote
that
note
made
a
mistake
.
That
column
isn
t
Ionic
.
302
Ionic
columns
are
uniform
in
width
.
That
one
s
tapered
.
It
s
Doric
the
Greek
counterpart
.
A
common
mistake
.
"
303
Kohler
did
not
smile
.
"
The
author
meant
it
as
a
joke
,
Mr
.
Langdon
.
Ionic
means
containing
ions
electrically
charged
particles
.
Most
objects
contain
them
.
"
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Langdon
looked
back
at
the
column
and
groaned
.
305
Langdon
was
still
feeling
stupid
when
he
stepped
from
the
elevator
on
the
top
floor
of
Building
C
.
He
followed
Kohler
down
a
well
-
appointed
corridor
.
The
decor
was
unexpected
traditional
colonial
French
a
cherry
divan
,
porcelain
floor
vase
,
and
scrolled
woodwork
.
306
"
We
like
to
keep
our
tenured
scientists
comfortable
,
"
Kohler
explained
.
307
Evidently
,
Langdon
thought
.
"
So
the
man
in
the
fax
lived
up
here
?
One
of
your
upper
-
level
employees
?
"
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"
Quite
,
"
Kohler
said
.
"
He
missed
a
meeting
with
me
this
morning
and
did
not
answer
his
page
.
I
came
up
here
to
locate
him
and
found
him
dead
in
his
living
room
.
"
309
Langdon
felt
a
sudden
chill
realizing
that
he
was
about
to
see
a
dead
body
.
His
stomach
had
never
been
particularly
stalwart
.
It
was
a
weakness
he
d
discovered
as
an
art
student
when
the
teacher
informed
the
class
that
Leonardo
da
Vinci
had
gained
his
expertise
in
the
human
form
by
exhuming
corpses
and
dissecting
their
musculature
.
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Kohler
led
the
way
to
the
far
end
of
the
hallway
.
There
was
a
single
door
.
"
The
Penthouse
,
as
you
would
say
,
"
Kohler
announced
,
dabbing
a
bead
of
perspiration
from
his
forehead
.