Richet
[ri-shey; French ree-she]
- Charles Ro·bert [sharl raw-ber] /ʃarl rɔˈbɛr/, 1850–1935, French physician: Nobel prize 1913.
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"Listen to what Richet says in confession of his perplexity," I called out, soothingly.
The Shadow WorldHamlin Garland
Miller faced them all stubbornly: "And yet even Richet may have been deceived."
The Shadow WorldHamlin Garland
We have our own observation, joined to the report of Crookes and Richet.
The Tyranny of the DarkHamlin Garland
No one, save Professor Richet, knew of the foregoing details.
Metapsychical PhenomenaJ. Maxwell
This is what Myers advisedthis is what Lodge and Richet advised.
Metapsychical PhenomenaJ. Maxwell
Richet
(rĭ-shā′, rē-shĕ′)Charles Robert 1850-1935- French physiologist. He won a 1913 Nobel Prize for the discovery of anaphylaxis.
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