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Practical studies in the gifts (1899)

West, Jeannette Gregory · St Louis, Woodward & Tiernan Printing Co. · leaf 98

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those forms which utilize it only by combining two or four triangular prisms into a cube, do not bring out the possibilities of the gift. In number, the new division into thirds should be recognized and the child led to real- ize the possibilities of the number three and its nudtiples. The older… … Forms of Beauty. Develop Sequences from following Bases : / A _ ^ NUMBER. The cube divides naturally into thirds, ninths, twenty-sevenths, but may be arranged to include .some divisions of the preceding gift, halves and quarters, and becau.se of this possi- bility gives rise to the new divisions of…

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