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...rewarding passages in Golden Apples are those dealing with Luke and Allie Brinley, children of poor farmers who were left orphans when Luke was 14, Allie 10. Avoided by their neighbors, who felt guilty at deserting them but did not want to be burdened, Luke and Allie tried to farm, then ran off into the wilderness where they took over an abandoned house owned by an English family. Their independence, isolation, and desperate attempt to make the place habitable seem to promise that Golden Apples is to develop into one of those honest fantasies of man's barehanded struggle...
...illustrated lectures on "Babylonia" are to be given by Professor David G. Lyon '01. Honorary Curator of the Semitic Museum, on April 16, and the Reverend Godfrey M. Brinley, of St. Paul's School, on April...
...Reverend Mr. Brinley will give an account of the observations he has made during his recent exploration travels of the Americans, British, and Germans in the ruins of Ur. Babylon, and Kish. The lecture will be illustrated by pictures taken during the trip...
...Edward Brinley Adams '92 died at his home in Cambridge on March 24 at the age of 51. Mr. Adams was a lecture on Property at the University from 1902-03. From 1909-13 he was Librarian of the Social Law Library in Boston. After leaving the position, he has been Librarian of the Law School; which position he held until his death...
...Edward Brinley Adams '92 has been made Librarian of the Law School to take the place of John H. Arnold, A.M. h.'02, Librarian of the School since 1872, who has resigned. Adams received the degree of A.B. from Harvard in 1892 and the degree of LL.B. five years later. After leaving the Law School he practiced law, first in Colorado Springs; and later in Boston, where for a time he was in the office of Arthur Lord '72. He was lecturer on property in the Law School in 1902-03 and for the last four years has been Librarian...