The minutes passed and Amory sat there very quietly. He regretted the rule that would forbid freshmen to be outdoors after curfew, for he wanted to ramble through the shadowy scented lanes, where Witherspoon brooded like a dark mother over Whig and Clio, her Attic children, where the black Gothic snake of Little curled down to Cuyler and Patton, these in turn flinging the mystery out over the placid slope rolling to the lake.
This side of Paradise
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
Built between 1899 and 1901 and designed by the firm Cope & Stewardson, Stafford Little Hall was Princeton's second Collegiate Gothic building. Conceived as a dormitory, it also had the distinction of being the first residence built with en-suite bathrooms.
