Read the text and describe Martin39;s state after he had heard

Read the text and describe Martin39;s state after he had heard the news. Next morning Gottlieb came slowly into Martins room. He stood by the window; he seemed to be avoiding Martins eyes. He sighed, Something sort of bad perhaps not altogether bad has happened.quot; What is it, sir? Anything I can do?quot; It does not apply to me. To you.quot; Irritably Martin thought, Is he going into all this danger-of-rapid-success stuff again? Im getting tired of it!quot; Gottlieb ambled toward him. quot;It is a pity, Martin, but you are not the discoverer of the X Principle.quot; Wh-what Someone else has done it.quot; They have not! Ive searched all the literature, and except for Twort, not one person has even hinted at anticipating Why, good Lord, Dr Gottlieb, it would mean that all Ive done, all these weeks, has just been waste, and Im a fool quot; Veil. Anyvay. D39;Herelle of the Pasteur Institute has just now published in the Comptes Rendus, Academie des Sciences, a report it is your X Principle, absolute. Only he calls it 39;bacteriophage39;. So.quot; Then I39;m quot; In his mind Martin finished it, Then I39;m not going to be a department-head or famous or anything else. Im back in the gutter.quot; All strength went out of him and all purpose, and the light of creation faded to dirty gray... Bacteriophage, the Frenchman calls it. Too long. Better just call it phage. Even got to take his name for it, for my own X Principle! Well, I had a lot of fun, working all those nights, Working quot; He was coming out of trance. He imagined the flask filled with staph-clouded broth. He plodded into Gottliebs office to secure the journal containing D39;Herelles report, and read it minutely, enthusiastically. There39;s a man, there39;s a scientist!quot; he chuckled.