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Updated: May 14, 2025
Overhead a countless host of little silvery clouds covered the sky, with fine threads and interspaces of dark blue lying between them.
What he is set here for is to bring the immeasurable within the scope of vision. He deals with the far-flung outposts, no man knows how distant, and the boundless interspaces of human consciousness; he deals with the beginning, the middle, the end the origin, the meaning and the destiny of human life. How can anyone give unity to such a prospect?
Twenty years after you have dismissed a thought, it suddenly wedges up to you through the press, as if it had been steadily galloping round and round all that time without a rider. The will does not act in the interspaces of thought, for there are no such interspaces, but simply steps from the back of one moving thought upon that of another.
Under each was a figure or two no more in splendid isolation, and through the interspaces between the thrones showed again a misty slope of faces. His heart quickened as he saw it as he swept his eyes round and across to the right and saw as in a mirror the replica of the left in the right transept.
Speaking generally, the design is formed by nine octagon figures, three by three, surrounded and divided by a guilloche cable band; the interspaces of the octagons are filled by four smaller square patterns, and the outer octagon spaces by 12 triangles.
The interspaces of the grove were covered with rich green grass, and in one of these nature-carpeted nooks the workmen, under Will's direction, had put up an arbor, with rustic seats and table. Herein we ate our luncheon, and every sense was pleasured.
The grinding teeth of the mastodon had long roots and low crowns crossed by four or five peaked enameled ridges. In the teeth of the true elephants the crown has become deep, and the ridges of enamel have changed to numerous upright, platelike folds, their interspaces filled with cement. The two genera Mastodon and Elephant are connected by species whose teeth are intermediate in pattern.
And we marked all the interspaces with secret symbols that meant intimate caresses ... kisses ... everything.... The play brought to a successful end, I realised that for one day no letters had come from Hildreth. And the next none came ... and the next.... I besieged the post office five and six times a day in a panic, till the postmaster first pitied me, then grew a bit put out....
The city was Malverton, the capital; like any city of a contragravity-using people, it lay in a rough circle of buildings towering out of green interspaces, surrounded by the smaller circles of spaceports and industrial suburbs.
When sediments are laid down on the sea floor the materials consist of small, irregularly shaped fragments, which lie tumbled together in the manner of a mass of bricks which have been shot out of a cart. Water is buried in the plentiful interspaces between these bits of stone; as before remarked, the amount of this construction water varies.
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