[The Mummy and Miss Nitocris by George Griffith]@TWC D-Link bookThe Mummy and Miss Nitocris CHAPTER V 12/15
Wherefore, existence in a state of four dimensions, or the world of N4, as I have always called it, is, roughly speaking, one.
Time and space are, as it were, two sides of the same shield, and a person living in that world can see both of them at once.
Wherefore, past, present, future, length, breadth, thickness, here and there are all the same thing to him.
It's a great pity there isn't a fourth dimensional language as well, so that one could state these things a little more precisely.
But that, of course, is out of the question. "Really, I can hardly make myself understand it as far as words and phrases are concerned; still, there it is; and now the question arises: Having got this power, as I certainly have, of transferring myself from one existence to another by a mere effort of thought, because it is very evident that this power is really only an extension or an exaltation--confound the language of the third dimension--I can't say it! Although I understand what it is, it won't go into words.
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