Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Professor Child” in chapter 3, page 38 of Frank Preston Stearns, Cambridge Sketches:
...Colleges red and Common green, Sidewalks brownish with trees between.
This describes Cambridge as it was forty years since.
In spite of its timid conservatism and rather donnish society, as Professor Child termed it, it was one of the pleasantest places to live in on this side the Atlantic.
It was a community of a refined and elegant industry, in which every one had a definite work to do, and seemed ...
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