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...Richard Adlington, in his 1950 work "Lawrence of Arabia: A Biographical Inquiry," finds the key to Lawrence's desert escapades in narrow psychologism resembling this: Lawrence was illegitimate and dominated by a moralistic mother, and grew up a virginal bookworm lost somewhere in his studies of the Middle Ages. His rush into the Arab nationalist uprising in the 1910s was a subconscious effort to let loose his sexual-aggressive tendencies. But the consequences of this move for the innocent Lawrence were traumatic. He underwent a rude sexual awakening when a Turk captured and sodomized him at the height...
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Today 9.15 o'clock Anthropology 5bSever 1 Botany 7 Gray Herb. Coltic 2 Sever 30 Chemistry 19 Sever 30 Economics 7b Alex-Gordon Sever 5 Gray-Robinson Sever 6 Saigo-Zion Sever 7 Economics 31 Sever 29 English 2 Adlington-Curtisss Harvard 2 Day-Gardner Harvard 3 Gorman-Noyes Harvard 5 Ogilvy-Zawacki Harvard 6 French 9 Abbott-Frost Sever 23 Glenn-Otis Sever...
...Princeton. The translations are all beautifully done and printed with the page of the original at the left, balanced by the English version at the right. They are not all new translations. Some are themselves classics, as, for example, Apuleius' Golden Ass in the version which William Adlington made in 1566. No uniform edition of the classics has ever before been attempted on such a scale. The annual loss, a large one, is borne by Mr. Loeb. He, when he had retired from active business to devote himself to literary and archaeological studies, translated two classic dramas from...
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