Harrison, Elizabeth, 1849-1927 · St. Louis, Mo., Chicago, Ill., Sigma publishing company · leaf 235
219 CURVILINK AR GI^T. not yield. Thus he must have both, the rectihneal and the curvihneal, in harmony. Human speech has thus seized upon these two kinds of hues to express conduct, especially ethical conduct. And as external objects, they still re- main educative. In the Greek world stoical… … No. 71. Showing first life form in sequence with the Sixth and the Curvilinear Gift combined. Ethics of Bentham more curvihneal, often too much so. It may be said that Northern Europe, the Teu- tonic peoples, have in general a tendency toward the rectilineal in manners, art, literature, morals, and…
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