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In 1934, my sister Manci joined me on my half-year sojourn to Princeton. I felt that she needed a new environment. Her husband was a tall, good-looking fellow with a fine Hungarian name, but Manci had recently separated from him, and for good reason. I was concerned for Manci. I felt that I could offer her support and diversion, and I believe I did. But I did not foresee how much support Manci would offer me. Her presence was calming.
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© 1992 Andrew Szanton
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Szanton, A. (1992). It Is Far Better to Have a Good Marriage Than a Quarrel. In: The Recollections of Eugene P. Wigner. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-6313-0_10
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