You cannot have first space and then things to put into it, any more than you can have first a grin and then a Cheshire cat to fit on to it.


In: Sir Arthur Stanley Eddington, New Pathways in Science, Chapter II, Section VI (p. 48), The Macmillan Company. 1935


You cannot have first space and then things to put into it, any more than you can have first a grin and then a Cheshire cat to fit on to it.

You cannot have first space and then things to put into it, any more than you can have first a grin and then a Cheshire cat to fit on to it.

You cannot have first space and then things to put into it, any more than you can have first a grin and then a Cheshire cat to fit on to it.

You cannot have first space and then things to put into it, any more than you can have first a grin and then a Cheshire cat to fit on to it.