Sir Richard Gregory, 1st Baronet Quote

The pleasure derived from the discovery of some secret of Nature unknown before except to the architect of the universe surpasses all the rewards the world can give.


Discovery: or, The Spirit and Service of Science (1916)


The pleasure derived from the discovery of some secret of Nature unknown before except to the architect of the universe surpasses all the rewards the ...

The pleasure derived from the discovery of some secret of Nature unknown before except to the architect of the universe surpasses all the rewards the ...

The pleasure derived from the discovery of some secret of Nature unknown before except to the architect of the universe surpasses all the rewards the ...

The pleasure derived from the discovery of some secret of Nature unknown before except to the architect of the universe surpasses all the rewards the ...