Weir, Irene, 1863-1944 · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn & Company · leaf 58
h as we descend into thoseunderground tunnelings may once have been trodby the apostle Paul, and these very walls mayhave echoed to the stirring words of his epicagainst the pleasure-loving Corinthians; forCorinth, as he knew it, was the center of frivolousand luxurious materialism. INTRODUCTION 35… … Corinth, showing Akro-Corinth flaming patches of color, and grayish-green oliveorchards balance them in subdued neutrals. Farto the horizon the blue sea melts by subtle grada-tions of pearly and opalescent tints into the trans-lucent blue of the sky which carries the eye upwardto still deeper…
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