Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Professor Woodrow” in chapter 2.17, page 341 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 2:
...lish verse he was peculiarly well prepared.
His own unusually sensitive organism enabled him to respond very delicately to musical effects in verse.
Besides, the early impulse to science given by Professor Woodrow in that farcical college of his boyhood stimulated him to an investigation of the physics of sound and to a desire for reducing to law the apparent chaos of English versification.
The result was pi...
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