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The necessity of this precise angle of 85 degrees and a half to a mathematical exactness, does it not shew us, by the way, how the arts and sciences mutually befriend each other?
But there are other, and even more interesting, evidences of time curvature in consciousness. These lead away into new regions which it is our pleasure now to explore. Our space is called three-dimensional because it takes three numbers measurement in three mutually perpendicular directions to determine and mark out any particular point from the totality of points.
Enough that Gilbert and Micky departed mutually satisfied, the latter the richer by five times his usual fee. One evening, when Dick and Fosdick returned from their respective stores, a surprise awaited them. "The postman left some letters for you," said the servant, as she opened the door to admit them. "Maybe they're from the tax-collectors," said Dick.
Drawn together after dark days and severe trials, solemnly pledged to each other by the people whom the Union raised to a full citizenship in the Republic, bound by a compact designed to be without limitation of time, lifted by their consolidation to a place and fame and prosperity which they would never else have reached, mutually necessary to each other's thrift and protection, making a nation adapted by its organic constitution to the region of the earth which it occupies, and now, by previous memories and traditions, by millions of social and domestic alliances, knit by heart-strings the sundering of which will be followed by a flow of the life-blood till all is spent, these terms are but a feeble setting forth of the relations of these States to each other and to the Union.
Junius took no part in their conversation, but in his presence it was resolved that a league against the "barbarous and violent inquisition" should be formed, and, that the confederates should mutually bind themselves both within and without the Netherlands to this great purpose. Junius, in giving this explicit statement; has not mentioned the names of the nobles before whom he preached.
Exasperated even as they now mutually were, the influence of that authority, for which the great chief of the Ottawas was well known, was not without due effect on the combatants. His anger was principally directed against the assailant, on whom the tones of his reproving voice produced a change the intimidation of his powerful opponent could never have effected.
But here there was no sign of the sickening feeling that kind of mind produced, no hint of hostility or evil. He shook his head. "Why should we want to destroy you?" he said. "You are good, and peaceful. We know that; why should we harm you? All you want is a place to live, and a host to join with you in a mutually valuable partnership.
And the whole system of living creatures appears to us, through the work of the great naturalist, as an immense organism, a sort of vast physiological apparatus, of which all the parts are mutually interdependent, and as narrowly controlled as all the cells of the human body.
Having both accomplished their task, their greeting was as cordial as if they had been long separated from each other, and had just escaped from some perilous achievement. They mutually embraced each other, and stood face to face for a considerable time, as if whispering congratulations. Their driver then made them salaam to the general, who ordered them five rupees each for sweetmeats.
At the time of the negotiation for the renewal of the commercial convention between the United States and Great Britain a hope had been entertained that an article might have been agreed upon mutually satisfactory to both countries, regulating upon principles of justice and reciprocity the commercial intercourse between the United States and the British possessions as well in the West Indies as upon the continent of North America.
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