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The work made Dalton famous—albeit in a low-key, English Quaker sort of way. In 1826, the French chemist P .J. Pelletier traveled to Manchester to meet the atomic hero. [---1---] According to the scientific historian E. J. Holmyard, a [-2-] Pelletier, upon beholding the great man, stammered:
"Est-ce que j'ai l'honneur de m'addresser à Monsieur Dalton?" for he could hardly believe his eyes that this was [-3-], teaching a boy his first four rules. "Yes," said the matter-of-fact Quaker. "Wilt thou sit down whilst I put this lad right about his arithmetic?"
[---4---] When he died in 1844, 40000 people viewed the coffin, and the funeral cortege [-5-] for two miles. His [-6-] in the Dictionary of National Biography is one of the longest, [-7-] those of Darwin and Lyell among 19th-century men of science.